- Palaiyakkarars, or
Poligar,
Palegara (as the
British referred to them) in Andhra,
Karnataka and
Tamil Nadu were the
holders of a
small kingdom as a feudatory...
-
their confreres in this district, who are
Telugu Tottiyans by caste, its
poligars were
Canarese Kappiliyans, and
there is a
vague tradition that they came...
- Bēdars, Byēdas, or Byādās) are far the
strongest numerically. Many of the
Poligars whom Sir
Thomas Munro found in
virtual possession of the
country when it...
- new territories.
These chieftains were
known by the
title of
Poligars. The
Reddy poligars were
appointed to
render military services in
times of war, collect...
-
pastoral peasants who
acted as
their armed retainers. The
majority of
those poligars, who
during the late 17th and 18th
centuries controlled much of the Telugu...
- 239. ISBN 978-0-1956-0686-7. Rajayyan, K. (1974). Rise and Fall of the
Poligars of Tamilnadu.
University of Madras. p. 2. Hibbert,
Christopher (1 March...
- The Ra****alayam Hound, also
known as the
Polygar Hound or
Indian Ghost Hound, is a
southern Indian dog breed. The
breed is
named after Ra****alayam, a town...
-
Rebellion - The
First War of
Independence (1800–1801) Welsh,
James (1830). "
Poligar War".
Military Reminiscences:
Extracted from a
Journal of
Nearly Forty...
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caste entities. Both
names were
originally granted to
people as
titles by
poligars (local chieftains) but the
holders were not
exposed to caste-defining influences...
- was
ruled by
military chieftains called Poligars. In 1805,
after the
decisive defeat of the
Poligars, the
Poligar forts and
military establishments were...
