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Culture
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Social and political organisation
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Overview
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Overview
- Indian India
- Caste
- Kathleen Gough
- Kerala
- Tharavads Tharavad
- Thalikettu kalyanam Kettu Kalyanam
- Sambandam
- Polygamy
- Hypergamy
- Nambudiri
- Malabar region
- Indian Army British Indian Army
- India's independence Indian independence movement
- Nair Brigade
- Travancore
- Indian Army
- 9th Battalion, Madras Regiment
- Serpent Snake
- Worship of snakes Snake worship
- Dravidian Dravidian peoples
- Anthropologist
- Tamarind
- Maran Maarar
- Diksha
- Pillai Pillai (Nair title)
- M. N. Srinivas
- Louis Dumont
- 1891 Census of India
- Madras
- Joan Mencher Joan Mencher?action=edit&redlink=1
Etymology
History
- Christopher Fuller Chris Fuller (academic)
- Pliny the Elder
- Natural History Natural History (Pliny)
- Western Ghats
- Chera dynasty
- Romans Roman Empire
- Eranad
- Walluvanad Kingdom of Valluvanad
- Venad
- Palghat
- Perumals Perumal
- Vassal
- Kolattunad Kolathiri
- Venad Venad (kingdom)
- Calicut History of Kozhikode
- John Mandeville
- William Caxton
- Jean Boudin
- Portuguese Portuguese people
- Zamorin Zamorin of Calicut
- Kolathunad Kolathunadu
- Paravars Paravar
- Malabar Malabar Coast
- Pepper Black pepper
- Battle of Colachel
- Mysore
- Gained control of northern Kerala Mysore invasion of Kerala
- Tipu Sultan
- Were kept captive or killed Captivity of Nairs at Seringapatam
- Third Anglo-Mysore War
Culture
- Indulekha Indulekha (novel)
- Marthanda Varma Marthandavarma (novel)
- Kathakali
- Ramanattam
- Kalaripayattu
- Panikkar Kavalam Madhava Panikkar
- Lancashire
- Mundum neryathum
- Sari
- Bhagavati Devi
- Kalaris Kalari
- Patala
- Pretam Preta
- Bhutam Bhoot (ghost)
- Pisachu Pishacha
- Kuttichattan Kuttichathan
- Dysentery
Social and political organisation
- Naduvazhi
- Samantan
- Jenmis Jenmi
- Untouchability
- Unapproachability Unapproachability?action=edit&redlink=1
- Swami Vivekananda
- Shudra
- Tamil Brahmins Tamil Brahmin
- Pushpakans Pushpaka Brahmin
- Chakyars Chakyar
- Ambalavasis Ambalavasi
- Dalits
Historical matrilineal system
- Marumakkathayam
- Panikkar K. M. Panikkar
- Polyandrous Polyandry
Bibliography
- ISBN ISBN (identifier)
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Nodes133
Edges132
Triples217
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.015038
Components1
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Nair
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related to Decline of dominance · 42
Nair → After, Battle, Calicut, Colachel, Dutch, East India Company, European, Haider Ali, Hindu, Hindus, However, In, Kadathanad, Kerala, Kottayam, Many Nairs, Marthanda Varma, Muslim, Muslims, Mysore
related to Social organization · 29
Nair → Ambalavasi, Ambalavasis, Below, Beyond, Brahmin, Brahmins, By, Chakyars, Gough, Hindu, India, Kerala, Kodoth, Kshatriya, Kshatriyas, Nairs, Nambudiris, Pushpakans, Samantan, She
related to Early period · 28
Nair → AD, As, Capitalis, Chera, Cheras, Christian, Christopher Fuller, Elder, Eranad, Fuller, India, Inscriptions, Jewish, Kerala, Malabar, Nairs, Nareae, Natural History, Palghat, Perumals
related to Political organization · 19
Nair → All, Although Nair, British, Calicut, Each, However, In, It, Kerala, May, Nairs, Prior, Roads, Samantan, September, The, There, Zamorin, Zamorins
related to Arts · 17
Nair → As Kathakali, By, Historically, Indulekha, Kalaripayattu, Kathakali, Malayalam, Many Nairs, Menon, Nairs, Novels, Raman Pillai's Marthanda Varma, Ramanattam, Sanskrit, The, These, Those
related to Religion and ritual · 12
Nair → Bhagavati, Central, Gough, Kali, Naga, Nagas, Nairs, Nāga, Patala, Sanskritic, Serpent, The
related to Attire · 11
Nair → England, Eraniyal, India, Kerala's, Lancashire, Panikkar's, Sonja Thomas, The, The Nair, They, Wealthy Nairs
related to Marriage system · 11
Nair → Amitav Ghosh, Brahmins, Fuller, Indian, Kshatriyas, Nairs, None, Samantans, The, The Nayars, Two
related to Tharavad · 11
Nair → Divorce, Enangar, In Nair, Karnavan, Nairs, Nakane, Only, Panikkar, Tharavads, The, When
related to Diet · 6
Nair → In, Kerala, Nair-dominated, Nairs, Pork, The Nair
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nairs also caste would travancore although sambandham family one kerala marriage system ritual subdivisions families women thali could woman region
Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| the matrilineal system.Subsequent to Indian independence from British rule | instance of | and to replace cumbersome customs | 0.80 | text |
| the regions of Travancore | instance of | and to replace cumbersome customs | 0.80 | text |
| Malabar District | instance of | and to replace cumbersome customs | 0.80 | text |
| Cochin became the present-day state of Kerala | instance of | and to replace cumbersome customs | 0.80 | text |
| Pretam | instance of | they believed in spirits | 0.80 | text |
| Bhutam | instance of | they believed in spirits | 0.80 | text |
| Pisachu | instance of | they believed in spirits | 0.80 | text |
| pottery | instance of | with craft trades | 0.80 | text |
| metalwork present in each of them | instance of | with craft trades | 0.80 | text |
| the Kiriyam | instance of | as well as ranks | 0.80 | text |
| Illam | instance of | as well as ranks | 0.80 | text |
| Fuller | instance of | proposed by writers | 0.80 | text |
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