- "bravery". The
Maravars were
considered as
Shudras and were free to
worship in
Hindu temples.
According to
Pamela G, Price, the
Maravar were
warriors who...
- the
Cholas and the
Maravars the Pandyas.[clarification needed] The
anthropologist Susan Bayly notes that both the
Kallar and
Maravar communities are relatively...
- The
Battle of
Maravar P**** (also
known as
Marawara P****) was an
operation by the 334th
Detached Spetsnaz group in the
Afghan villages of
Sangam and Daridam...
-
violence erupted between the
caste groups of
Devendrakula Velalars and
Maravars in
Virudhunagar district (then
Kamarajar district),
after the formation...
- the
attackers together. The
Maravars were
opposed by
about 1500 Nadars. The
attack lasted for
nearly two hours. The
Maravars were sent into retreat, carrying...
-
which was
dominated by the
Maravars and
damaged a
statue of U.
Muthuramalingam Thevar, a
Thevar caste leader. The
Maravars put
provocative posters abusing...
-
which constitute the
Mukkulathor confederacy. The Kallar,
along with the
Maravar and Agamudayar,
constitute a
united social caste on the
basis of parallel...
- the w****ly market, when
Maravar villagers squatted upon a
stall site
prepared by the
Nadars in the
market compound. The
Maravars were
attacked by the Nadars...
-
Chola and
Pandya kingdoms. They were
traditionally a
martial clan like the
Maravars, and
constitute large part of the multi-ethnic
Tamil Muslim community....
- Perambalur, Viruthunagar, Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur,
Thiruvannamalai Districts)
Maravar (Karur, Thanjavur, Nagapattinam, Tiruvarur, Pudukottai, Ramanathapuram...
