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Tamilakam (Tamil: தமிழகம், romanized: Tamiḻakam) was the
geographical region inhabited by the
ancient Tamil people,
covering the
southernmost region of...
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respond to the
charge they were not
ritually pure.
During the
formation of
Tamilaham, the
Maravars were
brought in as
socially outcast tribes or traditionally...
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general and
Tamils in particular. A
Pandyan king,
based out of
ancient Tamilaham sent emb****ies
twice to Rome,
wanting to
become the
Roman Emperors friend...
- The
Plantation Tamils of Ceylon. Continuum. p. 6. "Seventeenth
century Tamilaham as
gleaned from
Jesuit letters", by M. Arumairaj, p. 200,
original from...
- Publications. p. 239, 240.
Chief among the
Telugu speaking communities in
Tamilaham are the Kammavar,
Kavarai or
Balijas (bangle merchants),
Uppuliya (salt...
- Publications. p. 239, 240.
Chief among the
Telugu speaking communities in
Tamilaham are the Kammavar,
Kavarai or
Balijas (bangle merchants),
Uppuliya (salt...
- 9
April 1949) T. K.
Sankaravadivelu (10
April 1949 – 26
January 1950)
Tamilaham In The 17th
Century (1956). p. 71.
Historical Dictionary of the Tamils...
- Do****ents Of
Maratha History Royal Period. p. 31.
Ssthianathaier R. (1956).
Tamilaham In The 17th
Century (1956). pp. 79–80. A.
Ramaswami (1972).
Tamil Nadu...
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Ssthianathaier R. (1956).
Tamilaham In The 17th
Century (1956). pp. 73–75. Bal
Krishana (1953).
Shivaji The...
- Kannada).
University of Mysore. p. 98. Sathianathaier, R. (1956). last
Tamilaham in the 17th Century.
University of Madras. R.
Sathyanatha Aiyar (1924)...
