The Mysorean interlude was a period of stress and strain for the ……………….in Malabar.

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• The fall of Seringapattam (1790) and the consequent withdrawal of Mysorean forces from Kerala opened the doors of ………….entry in to Malabar.
• The ………………was the headquarters of Pazhassi Raja for a long time and is hailed as the ‘Aravallis of Malabar’.
• The treaty of Seringapatam (1792) secured to the …………….the whole of Malabar except Wyanad and Coorg.
• ………………became the first collector of the Dist. of Malabar (1st October, 1800) in the newly formed district administrative and social reforms were undertaken, though not as spectacular as those of the Princely states.
• Hieuen Tsang the …………….pilgrim seems to have referred to Malabar as Molokuch, the land of hills.
• ‘Malabar Manual’ (1887) is the work of ………..
• The Kurichiya uprising of ……………… is one of the distinctive resistance movements against the British in Malabar.
• The Government created a new police force (Malabar Special Police) in …………….. to crush the riots.
• The Malabar Rebellion of ……………….
• In 2004,.................., a geo-archaeologist, put forward the hypothesis that the legendary seaport of Muziris, which was a bustling trading centre during the early historic period between the first century BC and the fifth century CE, could have been located at Pattanam.