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J. B. Prashant More
French historian (born 1955) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Jean-Baptiste Prashant More (Tamil:ஜின் பாப்டிஸ்ட் பிரசாந்த் மொரே), also known as J B Prashant More, JBP More (Tamil:ஜே பி பிரசாந்த் மொரே, ஜே பி பி மொரே) is a French historian, author and teacher. His area of expertise is South Indian history.[1]
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Personal life
JBP More was born to Panjab Rao More and Ellenamma Prouchandy in Pondicherry. Panjab Rao More was a Marathi by descent and he was a Bhakti Poet. He was a follower of Sant Tukaram and Sri Aurobindo.[citation needed] He belongs to the Morè clan who were vassals of the Bijapur Sultanate before being defeated and overcome by Shivaji during his ascension to power.[citation needed]
Authored Books
- The Political Evolution of Muslims in Tamilnadu and Madras, 1930-1947[2]
- Freedom Movement in French India, The Mahe Revolt of 1948[3]
- L’Inde face à Bharati, le Poète rebelle[4]
- Muslim identity, Print Culture and the Dravidian factor in India in Tamilnadu[5]
- Pudhucheriyil Bharatiyar in Tamil "புதுச்சேரியில் பாரதியார்"
- Religion and Society in South India: Hindus, Muslims and Christians[6]
- The Telugus of Yanam and Masulipatnam : From French rule to Integration With India[7]
- Partition of India: Players and Partners[8]
- Rise and Fall of the ‘Dravidian’ Justice party, 1916-1946[9]
- Pudhucherry Valartha Bharathiyar in Tamil "புதுச்சேரி வளர்த்த பாரதியார்"[10]
- Origin and Early History of the Muslims of Keralam, 700-1600, A.D.[11]
- Indian Steamship Ventures 1836-1910. "Darmanathan Prouchandy of Pondicherry, First Steam Navigator from South India, 1891-1900"[12]
- Keralathile Muslimkal: Aavirbhavavum Adyakaala Charitravum (700 AD- 1600 AD) in Malayalam "കേരളത്തിലെ മുസ്ലിങ്ങൾ: ആവിർഭാവവും ആദ്യകാല ചരിത്രവും"[13]
- From Arikamedu to the Foundation of Modern Pondicherry[14]
- Origin and Foundation of Madras[15]
- Offerings to the Muslim Warriors of Malabar: Foundation Document of Colonialism and Clash of Civilisations[16]
- Tamil Heroes of French India: Their Role in Business, Social Reforms and in Netaji's Freedom Struggle from Vietnam[17]
- A Critique of Modern Civilization and Thought: Facts, Non-Facts and Ideas[18]
- Dravida Needhi Katchiyin Valarchiyum Veezhchiyum (1916-1946) in Tamil "திராவிட நீதிக் கட்சியின் வளர்ச்சியும் வீழ்ச்சியும் (1916-1946)[19]
- Jamal Mohamed - Indian Merchant Prince and Nationlist (2022)
- Subramania Bharathi in British and French India: Nationalist, Revivalist or Thamizh Patriot (UpComing)
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