1921 Malabar History Library

Historical Documentation & Reference Archive • Dharma Seva Kendram

Historical Research & Reference Archive

1921 Malabar History Book Collection & Reference Library

The 'Malabar History Library' is a special reference section functioning under Dharma Seva Kendram, created for future generations to study and conduct research on the realities of the 1921 Malabar events and the cultural heritage of the hilly region.

📖 Historical Records & Reference PDF Book Collection:

Eyewitness accounts of freedom fighters who witnessed the 1921 riots, official documents, and rare books by prominent historians have been arranged here for researchers, students, and visitors. You can use the digital PDFs provided below for your study needs.

📂 Key Reference Books (PDF Reference Section)

📄 Malabar Rebellion - Part 1 (1921_P1.pdf)

Author: K. Madhavan Nair | Publisher: Mathrubhumi

Description: An eyewitness account by K. Madhavan Nair, a native of Ernad and a prominent Congress leader entrusted with controlling the Khilafat movement. It comprehensively describes the beginning of the rebellion, the Ernad atmosphere, the Manjeri Conference, the background of the Khilafat and Non-Cooperation movements, events related to the Mamburam Mosque, and the initial phase of the riots.

📥 Download / Read PDF (1921_P1.pdf)

📄 Malabar Rebellion - Part 2 (1921_P2.pdf)

Author: K. Madhavan Nair | Historical Account

Description: An account of the second and third phases of the riots. It records chapters related to the Manjeri Treasury raid, the Nilambur Kovilakam incident, the Pullankode Estate looting, the Pookkottur War, the Thuvvur massacre, Variankunnath Kunjahammed Haji, and Ali Musliyar, as well as the activities and trials of the British military and rioters.

📥 Download / Read PDF (1921_P2.pdf)

📄 The Moplah Rebellion, 1921 (Moplah-rebellion-1921.pdf)

Author: Diwan Bahadur C. Gopalan Nair (Retired Deputy Collector)

Description: An English historical document compilation on the 1921 Malabar rebellion. It includes chapters on military operations, Martial Law declarations, atrocities, the Thuvvur incident, the Railway Wagon Tragedy, relief operations, and rehabilitation and reconversion (re-entry of converted individuals) led by the Arya Samaj.

📥 Download / Read PDF (Moplah-rebellion-1921.pdf)
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