Albuquerque
Albuquerque
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Affonso de Albuquerque told them that he would promise not to appoint any Muhammadan . To the office of Tanadar, and that lie would give orders that the taxes should be collected by Portuguese in combination with certain Hindus of the land to be appoint^ d by Timoja, in order that everything should be done with the least oppres- sion of the people. And after having thus arranged the matter for them, Alfonso de Albuquerque commanded that an oath should be administered to them, accordiug to their... heathen manner, that they would account for these taxes with him or the Governor of India for the time being ; and he ordered that two pacharins should be given to each one, for it was an ancient custom in the land to give these to these Hindus.
' On the conclusion of this business, Affonso de Albu- querque gave them permission to return to their houses and to commence the collection of the taxes, according to the local registers of the lands. And they desired him to appoint over them certain Tanadars, who have the same office as our Almoxarifes [Receivers of the Customs], to collect the revenue and to dispense justice amongst tliem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Affonso de Albuquerque told them that he would promise not to appoint any Muhammadan . To the office of Tanadar, and that lie would give orders that the taxes should be collected by Portuguese in combination with certain Hindus of the land to be appoint^ d by Timoja, in order that everything should be done with the least oppres- sion of the people. And after having thus arranged the matter for them, Alfonso de Albuquerque commanded that an oath should be administered to them, accordiug to their... heathen manner, that they would account for these taxes with him or the Governor of India for the time being ; and he ordered that two pacharins should be given to each one, for it was an ancient custom in the land to give these to these Hindus.
' On the conclusion of this business, Affonso de Albu- querque gave them permission to return to their houses and to commence the collection of the taxes, according to the local registers of the lands. And they desired him to appoint over them certain Tanadars, who have the same office as our Almoxarifes [Receivers of the Customs], to collect the revenue and to dispense justice amongst tliem.
What to read after Albuquerque?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse), 1857-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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