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The Ali Rajas of Cannanore: status and identity at the interface of

commercial and political expansion, 1663-1723

Mailaparambil, J.B.

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Mailaparambil, J. B. (2007, December 12). The Ali Rajas of Cannanore: status and identity at

the interface of commercial and political expansion, 1663-1723. Retrieved from

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GLOSSARY

adiyalar agrestic slaves

ankam dual of honour/justice

ariyittuvazcha accession ritual of a Kerala raja bariga second quality of a commodity

bhagavati goddess

bhar a measure of weight commonly used in South Asia and South-East Asia, which varied according to commodity and region.

cabesa first quality of a commodity

cartaz shipping pass

casados married Portuguese settlers in India

changatam a paid protection system to travel across land cherikkal landed property of a swarupam

chunkam toll

cruzado a Portuguese coin, usually silver dagregister daily register

dvibhashi local linguist

elamkuru younger member in the succession line of a swarupam fanum/panam a Malabar coin; powerful swarupams issued their own panams

feitoria factory

gramam village

kaimal a political title

karalar lease-holders of a temple property karanavar head of a taravadu

karthavu a political title, lord

kavu a non-Brahmanical worshipping centre kazcha gifts to rajas/gods

khnadil a measure of weight: 1 khandil = 500 Dutch Pounds kolezhuttu an old Malayalam script

kovilakam lineage segment of a swarupam

kuruvazcha system of sharing political authority in a swarupam madampi a political title

mahmudi a Persian silver coin

makkathayam patrilineal system of inheritance marumakkathayam matrilineal system of inheritance maryada/margam/acharam a concept of moral order in a society

mestiço a person born of a Portuguese man and an Indian women or vice versa

moksha salvation

mulaswarupam original swarupam

muppu/muppumura order of seniority in a swarupam/taravadu

muttakuru eldest member in the succession line of a swarupam nachoda captain of a ship

nadu a politico-cultural division in pre-colonial Kerala naduvazhi/desavazhi the rulers of a nadu or desam

onderkoopman assistant merchant/factor

opperhoofd factor

pagoda a South-Indian gold coin; a Carara pagoda = 120 stuivers paradesi foreigner, outsider

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paradevata god/goddess of a particular taravadu or swarupam pattam a form of land-leasing system

pidarar sakteya priests in the swarupam temples of North Kerala

pinnak coconut cake

puja ritual performance in a temple purushantaram succession fees

ragiadoor-moor chief minister rijksraad state council

sambandam temporary marriage system in pre-colonial Kerala

sanketam a temple-centred territorial unit claiming independent political existence

sao tome a Portuguese coin saraaf a banker; merchant shah bandar port officer

swarga heaven

swarupam Political houses in pre-colonial Kerala taivazhi mother’s lineage, lineage of a swarupam taluk an administrative division under the British tampuran god/ member of social elite

taram a Malabar silver coin taravadu a joint household

teyyattam ritual dance in northern Kerala

toepaz a dark-skinned Malabar native, claimants to Portuguese descent who followed Roman Catholicism; usually employed by Europeans as soldier.

tolk interpreter

tottam ritual song related to teyyattam

uralar managing group of a temple property velichappadu shaman in Kerala temples/kavus

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