Malabar And Its Folk
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Down to the Desavali, possessed demesne lands for their support, which were either cultivated by themselves through their slaves or leased to Kudians or tenants. Our modern slave classes found in such comparative abundance in the country are the veritable descendants of the soil serfs through whom cultivation in feudal days was carried on.
Mr. Logan has recorded the following incidents of our old feudal times in his " Manual of Malabar " wherefrom they 112 FEUDALISM IN MALABAR.
are taken almost... verbatim : 1. ^ The chieftains levied customs duties on imports exports and transports.
2. He had a recognized rigid to usurp the estates of his decaying neighbouring chiefs. " In fact the doctrine of the survival of the fittest was carried into practical politics in Malabar to a great extent. " 3. He had the right to force them by violence, if necessary, to contribute supplies on emergencies.
4. Eines of sorts were levied from subjects ; and when they died they had their successors particularly those who held offices or rights over land to contribute something in order to ensure recognition of their rights to succeed to the deceased's estate or office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down to the Desavali, possessed demesne lands for their support, which were either cultivated by themselves through their slaves or leased to Kudians or tenants. Our modern slave classes found in such comparative abundance in the country are the veritable descendants of the soil serfs through whom cultivation in feudal days was carried on.
Mr. Logan has recorded the following incidents of our old feudal times in his " Manual of Malabar " wherefrom they 112 FEUDALISM IN MALABAR.
are taken almost... verbatim : 1. ^ The chieftains levied customs duties on imports exports and transports.
2. He had a recognized rigid to usurp the estates of his decaying neighbouring chiefs. " In fact the doctrine of the survival of the fittest was carried into practical politics in Malabar to a great extent. " 3. He had the right to force them by violence, if necessary, to contribute supplies on emergencies.
4. Eines of sorts were levied from subjects ; and when they died they had their successors particularly those who held offices or rights over land to contribute something in order to ensure recognition of their rights to succeed to the deceased's estate or office.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T K Gopal Panikkar to read onlineMoreLess
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