File:SaintThomasChristian'sDivisionsHistoryFinal-en.svg
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English: A chart depicting the chronology of events that occurred to the St. Thomas Christians community in India and how they were divided into its present constituents. |
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| Source | This file was derived from: File:SaintThomasChristian'sDivisionsHistoryFinal-pt.svg, which was derived from File:SaintThomasChristian'sDivisionsHistoryFinal.png. All translations are from the PNG original. |
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Kokkarani, joehoya3-original: [1] Portuguese derivative version (also in public domain): MiguelMadeira; English SVG adaptation: User:Akhenaten0. |
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