Jambudweep Proclamation
- In the 18th century, India was not known as a single nation. At that time India consisted of Burma, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and parts of Afghanistan.
- Chinna Marudhu Pandiyar, the de facto ruler of Sivaganga state refused to take the help of the Portuguese, Dutch and French against the British East India Company contrary to the normal practice.
- Marudhu brothers (Chinna Marudhu Pandiyar and Periya Marudhu Pandiyar) were the camp followers of Sivaganga Queen Velu Nachiyar, who was deposed by the mercenary East India Company at the instigation of the Nawab of Arcot on 25th June, 1772.
- A war broke out between ....
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