Anjuvannam (in Tamil and Malayalam, from Persian anjuman, and hanjama or hanjamana in Telugu or Kannada or hamyamana) typically refers to a medieval merchant...
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Tamil text refers to Muslim Anjuvannam traders in Nagapattinam. In a 1296 AD epigraphy of Tittandatanapuram, the Anjuvannam guild finds mention in a big...
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message stating that the village of Anjuvannam belonged to the Jews and that they were the rightful lords of Anjuvannam and it should remain theirs and be...
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Hundred) and the anjuvannam (the anjuman), the manigiramam played a major role in the commercial activities of the region. Unlike the anjuvannam which was confined...
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Joseph Azar was a Jewish prince of the Anjuvannam in Cochin, South India. He was a descendant of Joseph Rabban. Azar lived in the 14th century CE. In 1340...
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giving him the rulership and tax revenue of a pocket principality in Anjuvannam near Cranganore, and rights to seventy-two "free houses". The Hindu king...
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Perumal (962-1019 A.D.), is a Sasanam outlining the grant of rights of the Anjuvannam and 72 other properietary rights to local Jewish Chief Ousepp Irabban...
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themselves as traders in the kingdom. Merchant guilds such as manigramam, and anjuvannam were active in the Perumal kingdom. The origin of the Malayalam language...
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these were the Manigramam and Ayyavole guilds though other guilds such as Anjuvannam and Valanjiyar were also in existence. Members of the Vellalar caste were...
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Vice president and senator Joseph Azar (prince), Jewish prince of the Anjuvannam in Cochin, South India Joseph Azar (singer) (born 1942), Lebanese artist...
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Issuppu Irappan) of the rights of merchant guild anjuman (Malayalam: anjuvannam) along with several other rights and privileges. Rabban is exempted from...
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padi, and the pulakkudi padi) and the representatives of merchant guilds anjuvannam and manigramam. The charter grants land to Mar Sapir Iso, the founder...
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Indian merchant guilds included the manigramam, the nagarattar, and the anjuvannam. Local guilds were known as nagaram, and the nanadesis were traders from...
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Mahamandaleshvara Kulotungga Prithvisvara. The inscriptions suggest that the Anjuvannam people were patronized by the Ayyavole-500 guild and even treated as members...
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records the royal gift of rights and privileges to the Jewish Chief of Anjuvannam Joseph Rabban. Later in the 16th century many Jews from Portugal and Spain...
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of merchant guilds in their kingdom. Famous Indian guilds such as the anjuvannam, the manigramam, the valanchiyar and the nanadeshikal show their presence...
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Five Hundred merchant guild in south India (incorporating manigramam and anjuvannam). The record is inscribed on the four sides of a stone pillar (3 feet...
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gives proof of the status and privileges of trading guilds in Kerala. "Anjuvannam", mentioned in the copper plate, was a merchant association composed Christians...
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synagogues in Kerala History of the Jews in India Gathering of Israel Judaism Anjuvannam Chendamangalam Synagogue The Synagogues of Kerala: Architecture "Minor...
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destruction of the Second Temple. The distinct Jewish community was called Anjuvannam. The still-functioning synagogue in Mattancherry belongs to the Paradesi...
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Mahamandaleshvara Kulotungga Prithvisvara. The inscriptions suggest that the Anjuvannam people were patronized by the Ayyavole-500 guild and even treated as members...
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built by Mar Sapir Iso, and entrusted its maintenance to trade guilds anjuvannam and manigramam. The grant was made in the presence of Chera Perumal prince...
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decipher and explain the first century CE "Cochin Grants" given to the Anjuvannam Jewish community in Cochin. In addition to the "Dravidian Proof", Ellis...
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permission to construct a palanquin, and permission to form a trading guild (anjuvannam). This indicates that their religious leader had a high social standing...
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in Makotaiyar Pattinam (modern Kodungallur). Manigiramam, along with Anjuvannam and Ainurruvar, was one of major merchant guilds in medieval south India...
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Architecture History of the Jews in India Gathering of Israel Judaism Anjuvannam Chempittapally Mosque Jay., Waronker (2010). The synagogues of Kerala...
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of Urdu language, Urdu literature and Indian Muslim cultural heritage Anjuvannam, a medieval merchant guild of West Asian traders (Jews, Syrian Christians...
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synagogues in Kerala History of the Jews in India Gathering of Israel Judaism Anjuvannam Waronker, Jay (20 October 2010). "The Synagogues Of Kerala, India: Their...
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it. Currently it is being restored to function as a heritage museum. Anjuvannam Chendamangalam Synagogue Cochin Jews Gathering of Israel History of the...
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Architecture History of the Jews in India Gathering of Israel Judaism Anjuvannam "Cultural Heritage of Kerala". Ananthapuri.com. Archived from the original...
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