pearl fishery การใช้

• Pearl fisheries were harvested by the Paravas and was a lucrative profession.
• The state had a pearl fishery and much of its wealth came from this.
• In the first three years the government received ?96, 000 from pearl fisheries.
• Keelavaippar is one of the ancient five Padroado parishes of the Pearl Fishery Coast.
• The Portuguese conquered the Pearl Fishery Coast from the Muslims of Kalyalpattanam in 1525.
• Its name means " Oyster Wharf " in Chinese, echoing its former reputation as a freshwater pearl fishery.
• Thoothukudi is part of the Pearl Fishery Coast, and is known for its pearl fishing and shipbuilding industries.
• The Paravar elite continued their traditional role, organising this labour as they had done for the pearl fisheries.
• These Catholics were brought from India to Mannar to take over the lucrative pearl fisheries from the Jaffna kings.
• Building construction, pearl fishery and painting are other activities that have been supported by findings from these excavations.
• In 1553, a fleet of the Ottoman Empire made a raid on the Pearl Fishery Coast around Tuticorin.
• Megasthenes reported about the pearl fisheries of the Pandyas, indicating that the Pandyas derived great wealth from the pearl trade.
• Agents of the British were put in charge of lucrative pearl fisheries, cotton plantations, salt, and tobacco monopolies.
• The Portuguese derived considerable profit from the pearl trade, and strictly controlled the Pearl Fishery Coast through the Padroado system.
• This was largely due to the wealth of the country, famous in the earliest times as now for its pearl fisheries.
• He served as special commissioner at the pearl fishery in 1722 and as Dutch Ambassador to the Court of Kandy in 1736.
• Once the paravars of Pearl Fishery Coast had a sharp dispute with the Muslims of this area regarding the right of Pearl Fishing.
• From 1857 onwards, the so-called Double Jurisdiction caused a great problem among the Parava-Christians of Pearl Fishery Coast.
• It has been famed since antiquity for its pearl fisheries, which were considered the best in the world into the 19th century.
• In 1825 he took part as a zoologist in an expedition of the Pacific Pearl Fishery Company to New South Wales and the Tuamotus.