Anglo Indians
From the time of the Portuguese, due encouragement was given to the intermarriage between the Portuguese and Kerala women. From such intermarriages, there evolved a new community named Anglo Indians. They are found mostly in Goa and Kochi. People with Portuguese, English, and Dutch family names could now be seen in Goa, Kochi, Thangassery, Chalakkudy, Kozhikode, and Thalassery. They are the descendants of the Portuguese, Dutch and English who married Kerala women and settled down here. Their food habits, style of dressing, and customs and conventions are quite different from that of other Christians.
- The Tradition of St. Thomas
- The arrival of St. Thomas
- Seven and half Churches
- Post St. Thomas arrivals
- The scenario before the arrival of Gama
- Missionary Activities
- Descriptions of St. Thomas Christians
- The Padruodo
- Portuguese Forts
- Synod of Diamper
- Latinization of Churches
- Coonan Cross Oath
- Post Koonan Kurissu
- Establishment of churches
- Starting of Seminaries
- Anglo Indians
- Migrations to Malabar
