 Musalman element from the north, together with descendants of converts made during the period of Muhammadan supremacy. Pathdns, numbering 15,401, and Mughals 1229, are also descended from the invaders.  The Imperial Gazetteer of India - 23 페이지저자: William Wilson Hunter - 1886전체보기 - 도서 정보
 | William Wilson Hunter - 1881 - 546 페이지
...made during the period of Muhammadan supremacy. Pathdns, numbering 70,943, and Mughals 12,407, are descended from the invaders. Christians are more numerous in Madras than in any other part of India. They number, in the British Districts, 533,760, or 171 percent Of these, 40,879 are Europeans or Eurasians,... | |
 | William Wilson Hunter - 1886 - 560 페이지
...coolies, except in the inland taluks of Valuvanad and Ernad, where they are cultivators. The Mappilas are a hardworking, frugal people, but uneducated and...Census of 1871, a period often years, increased by 3O'39 per cent. In the protected States of Travancore and Cochin, the native Christians are still more... | |
 | 1888 - 900 페이지
...peace. The Shaikhs 'number 511,112, the Sayyid» 89,219, the Pathans 70,943, and the Mughals 12,407. Christians are more numerous in Madras than in any other part of India. They number in the British districts 638,760, of whom 40,879 are Europeans or Eurasians, and the remainder... | |
 | 1890 - 738 페이지
...l6,i59,6ioSivaites, 11,657,311 Vishnuvites, 154,989 Lingáyats, and 892,068 " others," including hill tribes. Christians are more numerous in Madras than in any other part of India. They number in the British dirtricts 533,760, of whom 40,879 are Europeans or Eurasians, and the remainder,... | |
 | Hugh Chisholm - 1911 - 1054 페이지
...and fanatical, and under the influence of religious excitement have often disturbed the public peace. Christians are more numerous in Madras than in any other part of India. In Travancore and Cochin states the native Christians constitute as much as one-fourth of the population.... | |
 | 1911 - 1104 페이지
...and under the influence of religious excitement have often disturbed the public peace. Christians arc more numerous in Madras than in any other part of India. In Travancore and Cochin states the native Christians constitute as much as one-fourth of the population.... | |
 | 1911 - 1058 페이지
...and fanatical, and under the influence of religious excitement have often disturbed the public peace. Christians are more numerous in Madras than in any other part of India. In Travancore and Cochin states the native Christians constitute as much as one-fourth of the population.... | |
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