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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- CERTIFICATE
- CONTENTS
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Pre-colonial Keralas social relations and political economy
- Introduction
- Pre-colonial social disabilities of Kerala - an overview
- Proliferation of knowledge [Vid] system in pre-colonial Kerala
- Table II - 1 Population distribution pattern of the three regions of Kerala in 1891 and is showing the population share of avarnas and savarnas
- Table II - 2 General literacy rate of Kerala: a comparison with all India level
- Table II - 3 Literacy rate of Pulaya Community in Cochin state [I901]
- Slavery and approach of aristocracy in the pre-colonial Kerala
- System of inequitable justice that existed in Kerala
- Devadasi system and deteriorating social values
- Economic relations of pre-colonial Kerala
- 3 Birth of social tension [colonial modernity versus traditionalism]
- Political proceedings
- Abolition of slavery
- Syrian christians and Uliyam work
- Measures for the systematization of the temple administration
- Improvement and systematization of general administration of the state
- Beginning of modern judicial setup
- Modernization of economy
- Philanthropist behind the colonels uniform
- Edification programme
- 4 Munroevian impact over the native reformation movements
- Chattambi Swamikal
- Sree Narayana Guru
- Ayyankali the pioneer of the dalit resurgence
- Mannathu Padmanabhan
- Pandit Karuppan and Others
- 5 Conclusion
- BIBILIOGRAPHY