J. B. Prashant More Explained

Jean-Baptiste Prashant More
Native Name:ஜே பி பிரசாந்த் மொரே
Birth Date:28 August 1955
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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]

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. 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.

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Notes and References

  1. Warrier, Shoba. "India is dominated by the West",Rediff.com, Pondicherry, 13 August 2013. Retrieved on 12 November 2013.
  2. More, J.B.P. (1997) "The Political Evolution of Muslims in Tamilnadu and Madras, 1930-1947", Orient Blackswan, India.
  3. More, J.B.P. (2001) "Freedom Movement in French India, The Mahe Revolt of 1948", Tellicherry.
  4. More, J.B.P. (2003) "L’Inde face à Bharati, le Poète rebelle", Tellicherry.
  5. More, J.B.P. (2004) "Muslim identity, Print Culture and the Dravidian factor in India in Tamilnadu", Orient Longman, Hyderabad.
  6. More, J.B.P. (2006) "Religion and Society in South India: Hindus, Muslims and Christians", Nirmalagiri.
  7. More, J.B.P. (2007) "The Telugus of Yanam and Masulipatnam : From French rule to Integration With India", Pondicherry.
  8. More, J.B.P. (2008) "Partition of India: Players and Partners", Kannur.
  9. More, J.B.P. (2009) "Rise and Fall of the Dravidian Justice party, 1916-1946", Kannur.
  10. More, J.B.P. (2011) "Putuccēri vaḷartta Pāratiyār", Pondicherry.
  11. More, J.B.P. (2012) "Origin and Early History of the Muslims of Keralam, 700-1600, A.D.", Other Books, Calicut.
  12. More, J.B.P. (2013) "Indian Steamship Ventures 1836-1910. Darmanathan Prouchandy of Pondicherry, First Steam Navigator from South India, 1891-1900", Pondicherry.
  13. More, J.B.P. (2013) "Keralathile Muslimkal: Aavirbhavavum Adyakaala Charitravum (700 AD- 1600 AD)", Lead Books, Calicut.
  14. More, J.B.P. (2014) "From Arikamedu to the Foundation of Modern Pondicherry", Saindhavi Publication, Chennai.
  15. More, J.B.P. (2014) "Origin and Foundation of Madras", Saindhavi Publication, Chennai.
  16. More, J.B.P. (2015) "Offerings to the Muslim Warriors of Malabar: Foundation Document of Colonialism and Clash of Civilisations", Saindhavi Publication, Chennai.
  17. More, J.B.P. (2016) "Tamil Heroes of French India: Their Role in Business, Social Reforms and in Netaji's Freedom Struggle from Vietnam", TLPMS & Ilakkiya Publications, Puducherry.
  18. More, J.B.P. (2016) "A Critique of Modern Civilization and Thought: Facts, Non-Facts and Ideas", TLPMS & Ilakkiya Publications, Puducherry.
  19. More, J.B.P. (2016) "Dravida Needhi Katchiyin Valarchiyum Veezhchiyum (1916-1946)", Samaran Publishers, Chennai.

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