Maritime Malabar and the Europeans, 1500-1962/
Maritime Malabar and the Europeans, 1500-1962/
edited by K.S. Mathew.
- Gurgaon : London : Hope India Publications ; Greenwich Millennium, 2003.
- xlviii, 488 p. ; 22 cm.
"Published for IRISH (Tellichery) and Mualana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies, Kolkata."
Includes bibliographical references.
SECTION I
1. Indigenous Techniques of Navigation
on the Malabar Coast.
- C.C. Joseph
2. Science and Technology in Ancient
and Medieval India
- Ma thaw Chandrankimnel
3. Naval Architecture and the
Portuguese Maritime Expansion
- Rear Admiral Rogeiro S. d'OIiveira
4. East and West Encounters at Sea
- Jose Malhao Pereira
5. Vasco da Gama's Discovery of a
Maritime Route to India: the Myth
and Realities - Jose Paul
6. They Called him Suleyman:
The Adventurous Journey of an Elephant
from the Forests of Kerala to the Capital
of Vienna in the middle of the sixteenth
Century - Karl Saurer & Elena M.Hinshaw-Fischli
7. Some Italian and German Representations
of India in the early Renaissance with a
Predilection for Elephants
- Robert Elena Hinschaw-Fischli
8. Maritime Malabar and a Mercantile State:
Polity, and State Formation in Malabar
under the Portuguese 1498-1663
- Pius Malekandathil
9. Residences and Schools in Religious
Indo-Portuguese Settlements on the
Malabar Coast :Sixteentli and
Seventeenth Centuries:
- Helder Carita
10. The Capela de Nossa Senhora do Monte:
its Past and Present
- Rolland A.S. Velho
11. The Guns that destroyed the Portuguese:
First Conquest, 1510
- Siddharth D.Naik
12. The Portuguese and the Socio-Cultural
Changes in Malabar with special
Reference to the Synod of Diamper
- James John
SECTION n
13. Maritime Malabar and the Dutch
Manuscripts in the Tamilnadu State
Archives
- Jeyaseela Stephen
14. Calicut in 1608. Johann Verken's
Observations
- Stephan Michaelsen
15. Father and Son van Goens in Action:
War and Diplomacy in the Relations
between the Malabar Rulers and the
Dutch East India Company 1658-1682
- Hugo K sjacob
16. The Ali Rajahs of Cannanore and the
Dutch East India Company
- M.O.Koshy
SECTION m
17. Early Indian Resistance to Colonialism
in South Kerala
- Leena More
SECTION IV
18. Pepper Trade in Mahe and the French
East India Company, A.D,1721-1739
- Subhayu Chattopadhyay
19. Overseas Trade of Mahe in the
eighteenth Century and the French
- M.Manickam
20. A Mahesian in the French
Resistance Movement
- J.B.P.More
21. The Mahe Mahajaria Sabha:
Revolt of 1948 and its Aftermath
- Ajit Neogy
22. French Colonialism in the eighteenth
Century with Reference to
Louisbourg and Mahe - Joy Varkey
SECTION V
23. Pepper, Guns and the scattered
Existence of Danish Factories in Malabar
- Martin Krieger
SECTION VI
24. German Influence on the Literature,
Society, Culture and Education in Malabar
- Moorkott Ramiinny
25. Hermann Gundert in Malabar:
His Journeys to South India and his
Contribution to the Educational System
in Malabar- Albrecht Frenz
8178710293
Portuguese--History.--India--Malabar Coast
Dutch--History.--India--Malabar Coast
Malabar Coast (India)--History.
India--Indian Navy--History.
327.54040 / MAT/M
"Published for IRISH (Tellichery) and Mualana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies, Kolkata."
Includes bibliographical references.
SECTION I
1. Indigenous Techniques of Navigation
on the Malabar Coast.
- C.C. Joseph
2. Science and Technology in Ancient
and Medieval India
- Ma thaw Chandrankimnel
3. Naval Architecture and the
Portuguese Maritime Expansion
- Rear Admiral Rogeiro S. d'OIiveira
4. East and West Encounters at Sea
- Jose Malhao Pereira
5. Vasco da Gama's Discovery of a
Maritime Route to India: the Myth
and Realities - Jose Paul
6. They Called him Suleyman:
The Adventurous Journey of an Elephant
from the Forests of Kerala to the Capital
of Vienna in the middle of the sixteenth
Century - Karl Saurer & Elena M.Hinshaw-Fischli
7. Some Italian and German Representations
of India in the early Renaissance with a
Predilection for Elephants
- Robert Elena Hinschaw-Fischli
8. Maritime Malabar and a Mercantile State:
Polity, and State Formation in Malabar
under the Portuguese 1498-1663
- Pius Malekandathil
9. Residences and Schools in Religious
Indo-Portuguese Settlements on the
Malabar Coast :Sixteentli and
Seventeenth Centuries:
- Helder Carita
10. The Capela de Nossa Senhora do Monte:
its Past and Present
- Rolland A.S. Velho
11. The Guns that destroyed the Portuguese:
First Conquest, 1510
- Siddharth D.Naik
12. The Portuguese and the Socio-Cultural
Changes in Malabar with special
Reference to the Synod of Diamper
- James John
SECTION n
13. Maritime Malabar and the Dutch
Manuscripts in the Tamilnadu State
Archives
- Jeyaseela Stephen
14. Calicut in 1608. Johann Verken's
Observations
- Stephan Michaelsen
15. Father and Son van Goens in Action:
War and Diplomacy in the Relations
between the Malabar Rulers and the
Dutch East India Company 1658-1682
- Hugo K sjacob
16. The Ali Rajahs of Cannanore and the
Dutch East India Company
- M.O.Koshy
SECTION m
17. Early Indian Resistance to Colonialism
in South Kerala
- Leena More
SECTION IV
18. Pepper Trade in Mahe and the French
East India Company, A.D,1721-1739
- Subhayu Chattopadhyay
19. Overseas Trade of Mahe in the
eighteenth Century and the French
- M.Manickam
20. A Mahesian in the French
Resistance Movement
- J.B.P.More
21. The Mahe Mahajaria Sabha:
Revolt of 1948 and its Aftermath
- Ajit Neogy
22. French Colonialism in the eighteenth
Century with Reference to
Louisbourg and Mahe - Joy Varkey
SECTION V
23. Pepper, Guns and the scattered
Existence of Danish Factories in Malabar
- Martin Krieger
SECTION VI
24. German Influence on the Literature,
Society, Culture and Education in Malabar
- Moorkott Ramiinny
25. Hermann Gundert in Malabar:
His Journeys to South India and his
Contribution to the Educational System
in Malabar- Albrecht Frenz
8178710293
Portuguese--History.--India--Malabar Coast
Dutch--History.--India--Malabar Coast
Malabar Coast (India)--History.
India--Indian Navy--History.
327.54040 / MAT/M