Kepresidenan Madras

Kepresidenan Madras, yang bernama resmi Kepresidenan Benteng St. George dan juga dikenal sebagai Provinsi Madras, adalah sebuah subdivisi administratif (kepresidenan) di India Britania. Pada masa kejayaannya, kepresidenan tersebut meliputi kebanyakan wilayah selatan India, yang meliputi wilayah pada masa sekarang dari negara bagian India Tamil Nadu dan Andhra Pradesh dan sebagian dari Odisha, Kerala dan Karnataka dan wilayah persatuan Lakshadweep. Kota Madras adalah ibu kota musim dingin dari Kepresidenan tersebut dan Ootacamund atau Ooty adalah ibu kota musim panas-nya. Pulau Ceylon menjadi bagian dari Kepresidenan Madras dari 1793 sampai 1798 ketika kepresidenan tersebut dijadikan sebagai koloni mahkota.

Kepresidenan Madras மெட்ராஸ் மாகாணம் మద్రాస్ రాష్ట్రభాగము
Kepresidenan di India Britania
1652–1950
Panji daerah
Kepresidenan Madras pada 1913
Sejarah
Era sejarah	Imperialisme Baru
• Didirikan	1652
• Dibubarkan	1950
Didahului oleh Digantikan oleh Kepresidenan Bantam Kepresidenan Surat Kepresidenan Surat Negara Bagian Madras

Kolonial India

Entitas kekaisaran di India
India Belanda	1605–1825
India Denmark	1620–1869
India Prancis	1769–1954
India Portugis (1505–1961)
Casa da Índia	1434–1833
Perusahaan India Timur Portugis	1628–1633
India Britania (1612–1947)
Perusahaan India Timur	1612–1757
Kekuasaan perusahaan di India	1757–1858
Kemaharajaan Britania	1858–1947
Kekuasaan Britania di Burma	1824–1948
Negara-negara kepangeranan	1721–1949
Partisi India	1947

Setelah reformasi Montague-Chelmsford pada 1919, Madras menjadi provinsi pertama dari India Britania untuk mengimplementasikan sistem diarki, dan setelah itu Gubernur-nya memerintah bersama dengan seorang perdana menteri. Pada awal dekade abad ke-20, beberapa kontributor signifikan dari gerakan kemerdekaan India berasal dari Madras. Dengan adanya kemerdekaan India pada 15 Agustus 1947, Kepresidenan tersebut dibubarkan. Madras kemudian dijadikan sebagai Negara Bagian Madras, sebuah negara bagian dari India Serikat dan peresmian Republik India pada 26 Januari 1950, dan direorganisir pada 1956.

Asal muasal

Sebelum kedatangan Inggris

Penemuan dolmen-dolmen di wilayah subbenua tersebut menunjukan bahwa wilayah tersebut telah ditinggal sejak awal Zaman Batu. Penguasa berpengaruh pertama dari bagian utara yang kelak menjadi Kepresidenan tersebut adalah dinasti Satawahana Telugu (230 SM - 102 Masehi). Setelah perpecahan kerajaan Satawahana di Andhra dan Chola di Tamil Nadu, negara tersebut ditaklukan suku bangsa ras kecil yang disebut Kalabhra. Negara tersebut kembali ditaklukan dibawah kekuasaan dinasti Pallawa dan peradaban-nya memuncak pada masa kekuasaan Chola dan Pandya. Antara 1685 dan 1947, sejumlah raja menguasai wilayah yang kemudian menjadi bagian dari Kepresidenan Madras.

Sejarah

Artikel utama: Sejarah Kepresidenan Madras

Stringer Lawrence yang mendirikan Angkatan Darat Madras dengan Muhammed Ali Khan Wallajah, Nawab Karnatik

Daftar pustaka

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Pranala luar

• Koin-koin Kepresidenan Madras