Malabar and the portuguese
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- CS 954.83 PAN
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CS 954.6 MIL Millennium book on New Delhi / edited by B.P. Singh and Pavan K. Varma | CS 954.6042 DAS "War and diplomacy in Kashmir, 1947-48" | CS 954.8114 Bed En Paarvaiyil | CS 954.83 PAN Malabar and the portuguese | CS 954.84 LUT Hyderabad | CS 954.84 LUT Legendotes of Hyderabad | CS 954.9042 DAT Pakistan: Jinnah sea Jehad tak |
It was possible for the Portuguese to accomplish what they managed to do, as, when Vasco da Gama reached the Malabar Coast the country was split up into petty principalities over whom no one had any real authority not even the Zamorin of Calicut. So it did not require any particular political insight to playoff the princelings along the coast against each other and establish foreign authority over small isolated coastwise areas.
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