Question

what do you think of Munda rebellion

Answer 1

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The revolt of the Mundas South to reassert their right as the real owners of the soil, and to expel middleman and the British. In 1865,the British government passed the Forest Regulation Act,which gave them the right to declare any forest land to be government land.There was no provision for the traditional rights of the adivasis.The forest act 7th of 1882 passed even more stringent restrictions on the use of forest and forest produce by the tribal people as the adivasis continue their protest at such arbitary acts, the British passed the criminal tribes act in 1871 which labelled all the adivasi group that had rebelled against the British as criminals the rebellion however continued the most important uprising of the Mundas was the one led by Birsa Munda in the late 18th century.
Birsa Munda was a young adivasi who led the long struggle against the policies of the British that allowed the local zamindars and money lenders to exploit the adivasis. born in 1875 he lived for a short span of 25 years he was deeply influenced by the unyielding protest of the tribal chieftains or Sardaar against the restrictions imposed by the British on the traditional right of the Mundas on the produce of the forest and their land.
Several members of The Munda tribe submitted submitted petitions for reclaiming their old ancestral right to free fuel grazing and hunting. Birsa led a number of adivasi farmers with apetition to cancel forest dues nothing came of it.
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