An English settlement in Southern India that witnessed De urbanization due to the ruination of Indian textiles
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Machilipatnam is a South Indian town that witnessed deurbanization due to the ruination of Indian textiles.
- Machilipatnam (currently in Andhra Pradesh) was a prominent trade and textile center in India. With the advent of British rule, it saw de-urbanization as demand for their finished product declined.
- East India Company exported raw materials from India and imported their own finished products. In this way, traditional Indian towns became a cheap source of raw material as well as a market for finished textile products.
- The Market of Machilipatnam was filled with factory-manufactured products from England. Local artisans had to go back to agriculture.
- Another such town is Seringapatnam.
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