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How did Freemasonry reach India?
British military personnel, merchants, sailors, and civil servants introduced Freemasonry to India during the eighteenth century alongside the expansion of British influence and the East India Company, according to the Grand Lodge of India and Quatuor Coronati Lodge. Within twelve years of the founding of the Grand Lodge of England, brethren in India petitioned for a Provincial Grand Lodge at Fort William, Calcutta, resulting in the appointment of a Provincial Grand Master in 1729 to supervise Masonic activity in India and the Far East, as recorded by the Grand Lodge of India.
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Why is Freemasonry only male dominated
In operative building guilds, the heavy physical labor of hewing stone and climbing scaffolding prevented women from joining the building trade, even though other English medieval livery companies admitted female members. As the Craft transitioned into speculative Masonry, this custom was preserved as a settled rule, establishing the fraternity specifically as a male society.
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