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To know who we are, we must know who we were
A lot of academic work is done on the history of Mangalore, but it is all limited to archives and academic circles. MHG is dedicated to bringing these out to the public. Our resources page gives out links to some of these open-source publications. Our blog section gives out small tit-bits of information on Mangalore's history. If you want to learn more about Mangalore's history, you have landed on the right page!
Key works by regional authors
Poona: Oriental Book Agency, (1936)
This is one of the early academic research on the Tuluva region and its people by an Indian . The work focuses on the political histories
Internet Archive (1932)
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Department Of Extension Service & Publications Karnatak University, Dharwar 3. (1970)
The book is an important reference to understand the political history of South Canara, following the political boundaries as established by Madras Presidency under the British Raj.
Internet Archive, (1941)
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Internet Archive, (1975)
This research work of Dr. P Gururaja Bhatt is considered as one of the most important works to understand of the history of the region. However, as the name suggests the work is primarily researched on the Tulu speaking communities. This book is published five years after Dr K V Ramesh’s work.
Youtube, 2022
Lecture on the Land Revenue collection systems used by the British. Zamindari, Ryotwari, local Mulgueni and Chalgueni systems
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