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- "bravery". The Maravars were considered as Shudras and were free to worship in Hindu temples. According to Pamela G, Price, the Maravar were warriors who...
- the Cholas and the Maravars the Pandyas.[clarification needed] The anthropologist Susan Bayly notes that both the Kallar and Maravar communities are relatively...
- The Battle of Maravar P**** (also known as Marawara P****) was an operation by the 334th Detached Spetsnaz group in the Afghan villages of Sangam and Daridam...
- the attackers together. The Maravars were opposed by about 1500 Nadars. The attack lasted for nearly two hours. The Maravars were sent into retreat, carrying...
- which was dominated by the Maravars and damaged a statue of U. Muthuramalingam Thevar, a Thevar caste leader. The Maravars put provocative posters abusing...
- violence erupted between the caste groups of Devendrakula Velalars and Maravars in Virudhunagar district (then Kamarajar district), after the formation...
- 6 years of age. Tiruvai****am has a considerable po****tion of Appanad Maravars and Brahmins in that region Tiruvai****anathan Perumal Temple Kailasanathar...
- (also called Shanars) who had recently converted to Roman Catholicism and Maravars who were traditional Tamil military caste during 1895 in Kalugumalai in...
- the w****ly market, when Maravar villagers squatted upon a stall site prepared by the Nadars in the market compound. The Maravars were attacked by the Nadars...
- was the second king of the Sivagangai Estate which is also known "Lesser Maravar Kingdom". He ruled from 1750 to 1772. Muthuvadukanatha Thevar son of Vijaya...