Cathedral_of_Evora
states that the Moppilahs armed with the Zamorin’s backing destroys a Chinese settlement in Calicut over some trade dispute.
states that the Moppilahs armed with the Zamorin’s backing destroys a Chinese settlement in Calicut over some trade dispute.
According to Jospeh, the Chinese left Calicut after this slaughter and after taking revenge on the people (late 14th century) finally shifting base to Mailapatam[MODERN MYLAPOUR?] under King Narasinga towards the sea of Cengala (also recreating dwellings and scenery like Calicut – De Barros) and leaving behind only a colony of half castes
WHO WAS THIS KING NARSINGA?
an account of what Vijayanagara was like in A.D. 1504 - 14 in the narrative of Duarte Barbosa, who visited the city during that period.:-Speaking of the "Kingdom of Narsinga," by which name the Vijayanagar territories were always known to the Portuguese, Barbosa writes: "It is very rich, and well supplied with provisions, and is very full of cities and large township
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*PAGE 1084* goes on to describe Narsinga (*a view, 1588*), the kingdom in Southern India, otherwise termed Vijayanagara or Bisnagar. (Elsewhere, Münster provides a *map of the Deccan and the south (c.1588)*, and a *map of Taprobana (1574)* or Sri Lanka.) Münster then writes about Calicut, the principal town of Narsinga, and Canonor, a port on the Arabian Sea, in northern Kerala state. Cannanore carried on an important trade with Persia and Arabia in the 12th and 13th centuries. Until the 1700's it was the capital of the raja of Kolattiri. The page is illustrated with a woodcut picture of a South Indian flower
["Cosmographia" (1544)
by Sebastian Münster ON INDIA]LATER THE CHINESE MADE A CITY NEAR MODERN CHENNAI(OLD NAME MADRAS).CHENNAI NAME COMES FROM CHINA PATNAM
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The ship of Sulaimān at chinapatan:-click and read:-http://books.google.com/books?id=1a89AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA33&lpg=PA33&dq=chinapatan&source=bl&ots=-wAuAGuHsY&sig=Tw2tyUmzbm0SxS3dxOjSsJ8gAoY&hl=en&ei=r9guTs_HGNGxrAesm_GZAw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=9&ved=0CE4Q6AEwCA#v=onepage&q=chinapatan&f=false
The Ship of Sulaiman
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'chenna patan' can be seen just north of 'madras patan'- 1750 map of India-east coast
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The ship of Sulaimān at chinapatan:-click and read:-http://books.google.com/books?id=
1a89AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA33&lpg=PA33&dq=
chinapatan&source=bl&ots=-wAuAGuHsY&sig=
Tw2tyUmzbm0SxS3dxOjSsJ8gAoY&hl=en&ei=r9guTs
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result&resnum=9&ved=0CE4Q6AEwCA#v=onepage&q
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chinapatan&source=bl&ots=-wAuAGuHsY&sig=
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- 1701 - 1702
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- 23.0
- 11.52
- 1705 - 1706
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- 11.2
- 1713 - 1714
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- 11.18
- KM ---
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- KM 279, Pr 114
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- KM 279, Pr 114
- Chinapatan
- 13.0
- 3.407
- KM 284-85
- Chinapatan
- KM 284-85
- Chinapatan
- KM 284-85
- 1709 - 1710
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- 22.0
- 11.35
- KM ---
- 1700 - 1701
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- 11.59
- 1717 - 1718
- rupee
- Chinapatan
- 11.51
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OLIVIERI - Indostan gia impero del mogol. . .
just north of pondicherry is sadras patan and north of is madras patan;
chenna patan just north of madras
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