About Kannada devanga chettiar World is the creation of Lord Shiva. Shiva first created Shakti, then with the help of Shakti he created this world. Shiva and Shakti are inseparable. Brahma was wished with Rakshasha Guna, Vishnu with Satvitha Guna and uthirar with Thamatha Guna. In the Tirumurti system, Brahma is the creator, Vishnu is the maintainer or preserver, and Uthirar is the destroyer or transformer.
As directed by lord Shiva, Brahma created Brahma deva's, land, water, hills, sea, tree, birds and animals. Manu was created by god to serve the deva's and humans by weaving clothes to them. After long time Manu was given motcha by lord Shiva. So there's no one available to take care of weaving clothes to deva's and humans. So the deva's complained the same to God Shiva.
On seeing the necessity Lord Shiva created "Delavan" who has all good characteristics. He too given him a varam that whenever a need arises he can pray Lord Sowdeswari and so she can come and help him when he is in trouble and blessed that he will also be called as "Devangan" because he is serving and helping deva's by weaving clothes to them.
Rakshasha started troubling Devangan because he is serving deva's. He called Lord Sowdeswari on a fine New Moon day, Sowdeswari appeared with her sulayitha pada and smashed the Rakshasha’s. And hence forth we are praying her on every full moon day without working on that day.
Kannada speaking community of Devangas in Tamil Nadu mainly based near the cities of Dindugal,Chinnalapatti, Madurai,T.Kunnathur, Salem, Theni, Bodinayakanur, Tirupur, Coimbatore, Erode, Aruppukottai, Sulakkarai, Chennai and Virudhunagar.
In Karnataka they are predominantly present in Kollegal, Dodda Ballapur, Bangalore, and Mysore. As per information passed from their ancestors, it was said that they had migrated from Mysore zone, when these areas were under the rule of King Chikku Chamaraja Wadiar of Mysore (around 1660 CE).
In Andra Pradesh they are present in Hyderabad, Warrangal and Guntur.
In Kerala they are in Vadakanancheri and Cochin.
Goddess Chowdeshwari Goddess Chowdeshwari (Chowdeshwari a form of Durga, a warrior Goddess created by the Gods Brahma, Vishnu and Rudra, to fight the demon Mahishasura), perched on a lion, fought and vanquished the demons so that Devala Maharishi could give the cloth to the king.
Marriages Devanga marriages are similar to Hindu marriages with subtle differences. Devangas generally have sangas or marriage consultants who will have the list of prospective brides and grooms. Most of the Devanga marriages are arranged marriages. Generally it is the parents of the groom or bride who search for the prospective partner for their children. The groom or bride generally gives an opinion as to the qualities, education, occupation etc. they would like to see in the future partner.
Once the parents shortlist the girl or boy, horoscope matching is done with the help of an astrologer. Once the matching is agreed by the astrologer, a meeting of the prospective boy and girl is arranged over a cup of tea or coffee. Boy and girl exchange their views and if agreed to by both boy and girl a date is fixed for the engagement, which is a small ceremony, generally held at the girl's house, wherein relatives of both boy and girl are present. If there are space constraints, the ceremony is held in a hotel or marriage hall. Ring is exchanged after engagement. Now the boy and girl are free to move around together to movies and restaurants. Premarital sex is not permitted.
The marriage date is fixed on the day of engagement. Marriages are generally held at marriage halls, or "choultries" as they are popularly called. Marriages are elaborate ceremonies lasting two to three days. (Due to rising costs, it is nowadays usually restricted to two days.) On the day prior to the wedding day, the bride arrives at the marriage hall. She seeks the blessings of the god. Then rituals will start.
On the morning of the next day, the groom goes to temple with dhoti and umbrella for a ritual called kashiyatra wherein he is intercepted by the parents of the bride and his feet is washed by the girl's parents on a silver plate. After this ritual, the groom moves to the marriage hall for the all-important sacred thread tying (Mangal sutra) which marks the culmination of bachelorhood and entering into married life. This is followed by lunch to all the invitees. In the evening a reception is arranged wherein the bride and bridegroom sit/stand on a podium. All the invitees greet the newlywed couples. This is followed by dinner.
Tegai-Kulam
There are many numbers of tegai (Kulam) in our community.
Once in a year we will be changing our holy threads on this day. A Pooja will be performed at this day on chetigarar (Head of particular group). The old holy thread will be removed and new one will be worn.
Doddu abba(Big Festivel):
Doddu abba is the dream festival of our community. Might be because of celebreating after no for years(might range form 4 to 12years). Sowdeswari's different avatharas Sakthi, Samundi and Jothi will be worshiped on these days. On the first day of the festivel Sakthi kalasa will be carried by the chetigar surrounded by veerakumara's kathi performance and veeramoti will scaring people by his performance. Second day Chamundi wil be carried by an horse and allowed to go anywhere as it wish. Third day festivel called Jothi will be carried by the chetigar's. All this three gods along with thousand's and thousands of crowd will march towards the planned streets. Shakthi, Samundi and Jothi godess will take a march along with kathi(Sword) performance of veerakumaras(youths of Devanga Chettiars) as well as the scarfying Veeramotti. Verramotti is has a scarifying look and scare the veerakumara's as well as the people around.
very good for community... i m seeking a girl in this community... hahahaha :grin :grin :grin
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3. 26-12-2008 15:13
thanks for ur information. i don know how many Tegai-Kulam are there
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4. 26-12-2008 19:05
thnk u for history for our jaathi still i am not able to read our thegai i know some of thegais ..any way thank u
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5. 27-12-2008 06:59
hmmm this is gr8, gud job.
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6. 28-12-2008 00:54
very useful info...go ahead.
Regards,
S Shanmugasundaram Coimbatore
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7. 30-12-2008 02:21
Also visit: www.Kannadadevangachettiar.com
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8. 02-01-2009 05:24
It is very interesting information about [B]Tegai-Kulam[/B]. :zzz :zzz :zzz
Regards, C.Vijay vinoth, Aruppukottai.
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9. 06-01-2009 08:23
[B]sweet wikibin[/B] ;) :roll :)
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10. 12-03-2009 10:07
Hey really nice I dint know the history of our caste very nice information.
Regards Charu/Chennai
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11. 19-03-2009 06:53
Good work but there are several spell mistakes in (Kulam) its not kulam its vangusam and Kothram as said tobe and its nice try done and i will soon send you the clear tamil to Kannada transactions send me your mail id man
Thanks and Take care
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12. 21-03-2009 06:27
Thanks for the history of our community.
And If you could explain history of tegai like,
What is the neccesity of creation of different tegai (Kulam) in devangar by GOD? Each tegai people, What there are supposed to do ? how they are related.
And diet should be followed by our people?
We are wearing holy thread in our body. But our people eats non-veg weekly 2-3 times, no day without drinks. And I could see more 90% of our devangar community people are having very worse behaviour and habits. how do u see this? is this becuase of any curse to our people?
Thanks once again, Please reply me with answers.
-P.Jayaprabu.
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13. 08-04-2009 13:14
very nice question.
Our people doesnot know what we are. Actually in those days only limited profession and we had good talent to progress. But unfortunately not enough information transformation, clear thinking and not enough implementation and ununitedness created problem not improving in any area collectively. We are individually good but collectively bad.
Let us forget what has happened and not to repeatedly chew on old history. Let us think our community as whole in India. Population wise we are having mejestic figure, if we think properly we can run the government. But we could not. If any body willing to right now join in this to improve we will start from this point. So let us move. Thank you
With love Hari
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14. 11-04-2009 04:25
thank u so much for giving nice information
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15. 29-04-2009 11:40
THANKS FOR INFORMATION ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY. oUR MAHARISHI'S NAME- IS IT " DELAVAN" OR DEVALAN
Guest
16. 06-05-2009 09:44
Hey,
Its great to see this valuable information about our community. I realy dint know about this. Keep the informations updated. If possible I will also.
Ramesh C/bangalore
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17. 23-05-2009 13:13
great work buddy...
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18. 28-05-2009 05:04
Verigood information, I want to know why they migrated from mysore ?
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19. 04-06-2009 09:33
im devangar chettiyar.im seeking high clas girl .
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20. 06-06-2009 06:29
i found it is very good worthy information. we dont konow where is our origin. why we migrated. hem aanand
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21. 08-06-2009 07:02
my name is saravanan, my age is 22 my tegai is sevelar. i wont one girl friend from this devangar chettiyar group good family girl. plzzzzzzzzz don't mistake me long time my ambetion is marry a our kulam girl only... contact my mobile also : 9994667966
my native is chinnala patti(dindigul )
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22. 15-06-2009 09:57
I have found this article to be highly informative & one should know about our kulam.
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23. 16-06-2009 14:38
this is my jathi enudaiya god soudeswari amman so veey like it
Hai i am C.kannan, Qual: B.COM, MASS COM Job : Reporter in Chennai Native Place: Niravi Village (Near Aruppukkottai) waiting For marriage Kannada Devangar chettiyar family Please Call Me My Number- 9884326065
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26. 08-07-2009 09:54
All the wishes for your effort and hardwork.
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27. 26-07-2009 17:31
HI!IT'S A VERY USEFUL INFORMATION FOR OUR YOUNG GENERATION.BCOZ MOST OF THE YOUNGESTERS IN OUR COMMUNITY LIVING WITHOUT KNOWING OUR OWN HISTORY AND ALSO ABOUT OUR ANCESTORS. ITS A GREAT EFFORT.CONGRATULATION FOR UR'S EFFORT YAAR. L.B.THIRUPPATHI DODDAMPALAYAM
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28. 31-07-2009 12:17
this is a wonderful job,it gives more details abt our selves.
With regards, M.Vinoth Thevaram (Theni d.t)
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29. 27-08-2009 08:18
I am very happy to read this article & also our jathi people will be have good unity in future.
good ,wonderful
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30. 27-08-2009 08:27
I am very happy to read this article & also our jathi people will be have good unity in future.
good ,wonderful
M.vadivel
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31. 29-08-2009 13:07
Dear Friends,
I am surprised to see how our peoples living with dirty customs and rituals, for e.g., after death of any person they wish to gamble cards in front of death body and like to consume liquor with using abusive languages and as such many more things left which I am not interest to insult our caste traditions.
I only request to our people that not to wear holy threads (Poonool) which is followed by Brahmins, because it is sacred and to value for its power. However I supposed to be think that our peoples for coming generation, they never to change their lifestyles and peculiar customs.
If given information of our peoples is unclear, please let me know of clear history of our peoples.
Regards,
Akash Devangar
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32. 13-09-2009 07:39
Thanks for your information. Its a good work dude
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33. 22-09-2009 04:46
Hi i'm kannada devanga(nekar/weaver). Can anybody throw some light on this matter wether a kannada devanga can marry tamil devanga chettiar and vice versa. And also if somebody could please tell me what are kannada devanga(nekar/weavers) called in tamil.
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34. 10-10-2009 06:14
Thanks to create this website & thanks to give all information.
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35. 16-10-2009 16:44
Hi, I am looking for match for my sister age 30,BE,working as software engg please kindly do let me know if any body looking for match rssmanoj @ gmail.com
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36. 21-11-2009 18:47
Shall I ask you all something?
Do anyone of you have explanation for our people not getting married from the same KULAM? Tell me if you are sure about the reason. Dont simply say the same KULAM ppl are brothers/sisters. I couldnt even find any sort of blood relation ship among the same KULAM ppl.
The most hating part in our community is that we still encourage marriage within the same family, such as athai magal/magan/ and the sadest thing is our ppl marry those whom we want to treat as daughter (marrying sister's daughter). Im feeling ashamed being a part of the system and being not able to bring in some sort of corrections at least barring all these non-sense stuff.
Thanks.
Guest
37. 25-11-2009 11:35
Hi, thanks for updaing info in WEB. Regarding our community most of the informations are deleted from WEB like Wikipedia.
In your infomations most of the info are not true, like if the Engagement done both bride and groom are not allowed to go out side freely, like to cinema or restaurent.
If possible could you post the verramotti song in Doddu Abba festival ? " Aahaha Bribraku, Ananda Bribraku, Loga Matha Bribaraku " song, and the mandra during mankalya dhana time. it will end with " AArasadha".
Guest
38. 09-12-2009 05:03
Hey this is great to see a article abt devanga chettiar.
--- Help our community member with your wealth and knowledge. --- There are lot of poor people in our community.
-Madan Cumbum (theni dist.)
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39. 21-12-2009 12:23
for your information
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40. 09-01-2010 05:18
Hai Everybody, Interesting content. I thank the person who created this. Thanks for all commnets. For many questions and doubts, i think there is answer and clarity in the developing website www.kannadadevangar.org Anyone interested to contribute in any means please contact us. There is group also in google as community web. Thanks.
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41. 05-02-2010 07:40
Hai i am M.C.Baskaran, Qual: B.COM, M.B.A, M.phil ( doing ) Job : Assistant Sales Manager Native Place: (Aruppukkottai) waiting For marriage Kannada Devangar chettiyar family Please Call Me My Number- 9095927664
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42. 03-03-2010 19:21
hai friends,
I am C.Kannan, B.Co, Mass Com
Reporter in Dinakaran (Chennai)
Age:26
My Mother Name: Gowri
Native Place: Neeravi Village (Near Aruppukkottai)
My Grand Father Sankar Chettiar (Late) School Teacher in Neeravi Village
My Relation Please Call Me :9884 32 60 65
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43. 03-03-2010 19:22
hai friends,
I am C.Kannan, B.Com, Mass Com
Reporter in Dinakaran (Chennai)
Age:26
My Mother Name: Gowri
Native Place: Neeravi Village (Near Aruppukkottai)
My Grand Father Sankar Chettiar (Late) School Teacher in Neeravi Village
My Relation Please Call Me :9884 32 60 65
Guest
44. 09-03-2010 10:04
Thanks 4 dis bit of information. According 2 me we dont still have r own existence. Still if i m asked my native i m unable 2 explain detail info bot us y being Kannada we stay in Tamilnadu. .
Nice try tk cr God bls u
Guest
45. 26-03-2010 13:05
Thanks for reviewing about my devangar community
Guest
46. 27-03-2010 06:32
Hi, i am interested to learn more about this community and its beliefs. would like to be a part of this community. write to me at prityseeindia@yahoo.co.in bye.
Guest
47. 23-04-2010 18:02
Hello Friends, It's really good to know about this Community and it's wonderful history... I'm from a different Cast, Community and a different religion too, but I have fallen in Love with a Girl from this community ( Devanga Chettiar), She is in Love with me too,,, But she gives me this Cast as a Major hurdle for our Marriage... Is there anything tat I could do to ease the Situation,,,I love her so much, I want her parents approval too... I have no thoughts about Leaving that Girl... Any Friendly Advice, Remarks, Helpful Tips are appreciated... Will be equally as grateful for it... Please Help
my id is: jsdantony_ind@yahoo.co.in
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48. 27-05-2010 01:57
NOT AVILAPLE!
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49. 02-06-2010 18:36
As such there are no tamil devangas, only kannada devangas living in Tamilnadu. As of now our Jagathguru is Sri Sri Dayanandapuri Swamigalu, of Hampi hemakoota Gayathri peeta. Like Sankara madam we have 5 gayatri peetas all over India. One is hampi peeta other are located at Kasi, Sonasalam, srisailam and elsewhere. We say "Aththu savare kula" ie we have 10000 thegai. Please track your kula deivam temple and worship. Let us be united. We have Sowdeswari Narpani Manram which is having associations in almost all towns in Tamilnadu. We have a Gayathri Peetam at Thirumoorthimalai, where our people can visit and show our unity and solidarity to our community.
If people ar intersetd I can give some more information on our community.
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50. 23-06-2010 03:24
Sri Ramalinga Sowdeswari Amman Temple
Sri Ramalinga Chowdeshwari temple is also situated in Kuthampully - Thrissu, Kerala
Sects: In the Kuthampully, Devanga community was divided into two groups - പണം ഉള്ളവനും, ഇല്ലാത്തവനും.
Varna: വിവര ദ്ദോഷി - Brahmin
Language: Today there many languages are spoken by Devanga people. Accordingly, Kuthampully Devangas called as പൊട്ടന് ചെട്ടീ
Regional Spread: Devangas are found in the states of Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Traditional Occupation: Earlier a majority of Devangas were weavers of silk clothes.
Guest
51. 20-08-2010 08:50
hi!!!!It's me sandya,
This information is really useful for me.......
I am actually excited by seeing our history,
I am proud now seeing my history.... It's really great to see it. I really appreciate your efforts to gather information.....
Guest
52. 29-08-2010 17:59
It was nice to read.i didn't know about our cast's origin and how greatly served to devas.now i'm feeling happy & proud to be a devanga.most of the peoples from our cast are being poor now also.i pray my god Sowdeshwari to have good knowledge,health,wealth,happiness & growth for our peoples.whoever contact me from my cast please call me in 9011026891 enerconindia ltd-t.kunnathur
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53. 10-09-2010 11:53
hi............... i am very happy to read about our cast....
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54. 15-09-2010 13:53
as per our religious status devanga people are more valuable than brahmins . but today, no brahmin will accept this truth sinse they believe themselves as great people.....
Guest
55. 20-09-2010 06:06
hi....., nanga sowndamman photo iththure nannu mail id ya kalusaanda. plz plz plz plz.
Guest
56. 25-09-2010 03:43
Hi,
In AP, Devangas are not just in Hyderabad, Warangal and Guntur, we are one of the biggest community in North Andhara as well, like in Vizag, Vizianagaram and Srikakulam Dists.
Guest
57. 25-09-2010 15:17
thank you for the kindly information
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58. 25-09-2010 20:52
A good initiative taken to track the origin of our community. it is indeed interesting to know our history. good piece of information about the distribution of our community. However,it is very much unclear, where the migration started, is it from ujjain or Hampi or mysore ? anyhow, being in tamil nadu for more than a half century, we are more tamils than a kannadiga, though the language we speak is of so called kannada. I request the readers of this site, to either discuss more on historical backgrounds to determine the origin or do some social awareness, rather than narrowing down to community level. for matrimony, we have narpani mandrams in abundant. Or..a common platform to discuss general views. plz do not promote castism even by mistake. Last, but least, my sincere appreciation for the effort for this website hosting person for his noble endeavour.regards: Elan.m (manickelan@yahoo.com)
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59. 29-09-2010 10:11
Im Vijay(ssvk)21years,staying in Bengaluru(Adugodi).Ezhuvanampatti is our native & sevvalaaru thegai.I thank guys who got our samugam's information.Kappelaaru's Sangeevi Soudamma festival was shown in Vijay tv "Nadandadu Enna"program,I got some information from that program also. There are no 10000 thegai(as mentioned in comment number49).Our samugam has only 20 thegai(some thegai called in different names).Please call all thegai names properly,eg people call Balelaaru as Balidaru,Laddigaaru pronounced as laddiyaaru & Appukulnenaaru pronounced as appugoldaru.Each 20 thegai has its own Gotra,for time being I know only mine,its MUTTUMAHARSHI GOTRA.Ill try to get all thegai's information.
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60. 08-10-2010 20:06
iam unmarried i want 28 age girl in kannada devanga girl.sslc qulification ....................................................pls contact.. 9901297299 ........................very urjent
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61. 23-10-2010 12:13
I would like to have contact our people through email and would like to know matrimonial and other supported activities
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62. 08-11-2010 12:46
tatz nce reading about my kannada devanga kulam in net..!! thkz..!!
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63. 10-11-2010 11:54
haiiiiiiiiiiiiii. guys........ do anybody know which s our native......... in our dhandaga it s mentiond dat v r frm nepal...............?
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64. 19-12-2010 15:24
Good information on our history. Me and my brother published a very small book on the occasion of our Chowdambigahi temple Kumbabisekam, at Sithayankottai - Dindigul D.T., about the history of our Devangar Kulam. where we have collected and presented lot of Tegai-Kulam. we will try to get it scanned and attach with this story.
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65. 21-12-2010 14:06
I wish to see this and learn something about my devanga chettiar kulam.. I was born and brought up in delhi,but came to know much about my history from the person(s) who donated their precious time for the comming generation.. its my pleasure to thank you as an individual and being a kannada chettiar..
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66. 04-01-2011 12:26
really i proud to read this
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67. 20-01-2011 09:18
I am male divorcee 46 yrs, central govt official, bangalorean by birth, Rs.35k monthly sal, 75kgs, 5ft 6 inches, my own house under construction in bangalore...looking for a suitable alliance....I belong to 24 manai telugu chettiar 16 house
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68. 16-02-2011 08:06
I Realy Appreciate For This Message. Now I Know Our History, I Can Explain To Every One, I Say Lot Of Thanks To, Who Is The One Write Down Here Our History. and also I Say Hi To All Of Our devanga kulam.
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69. 09-03-2011 16:54
I really exited to see this information. I think we have more number of persons in our community. This information is very useful and keep on updatation pls....
Guest
70. 12-03-2011 19:37
i am fine how are you
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71. 12-04-2011 10:53
Thanks for gieving al d info
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72. 23-04-2011 11:06
Hi all, I am very happy on seeing your sharing. Please visit the below website to read about our devanga kula history. http://www.sriramalingasowdeshwariamman.com
It is Very useful and we are very proud of our vamsam.
Please mail me at sjnrohan@gmail.com to get your sharings.
நல்ல எண்ணங்களும் நல்ல செயல்களும் நல்ல சமுதாயத்தை உருவாக்கும் ".
-தேவாங்கர் குல ஜெகத் குரு ஸ்ரீ ஸ்ரீ ஸ்ரீ தயானந்தபுரி சுவாமிகள்.
Thanks and Regards Jothimani P.Thottiapatti, Periyur, Madurai(D.T)
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73. 30-04-2011 07:15
as per yaminis comment in box no 50 i feel sorry to say that in kuthamballi people never say like that and they give more respect to our community and we r from the kuthampally only
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74. 09-05-2011 09:41
I am very happy to see this page. It is nice one to whom want to know about the detail for over Guru.
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75. 26-05-2011 07:12
hi i am very happy to read about our cast.
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76. 03-07-2011 19:45
Really very nice to rknow about these community. I met one friend who belongs this community and got interest to read about his community. Really fentastic. I belong to sourastra and our marriage ceremony is more or similar this community. Jothiram. Madurai
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77. 03-07-2011 19:45
Really very nice to rknow about these community. I met one friend who belongs this community and got interest to read about his community. Really fentastic. I belong to sourastra and our marriage ceremony is more or similar this community. Jothiram. Madurai
Guest
78. 03-07-2011 19:45
Really very nice to rknow about these community. I met one friend who belongs this community and got interest to read about his community. Really fentastic. I belong to sourastra and our marriage ceremony is more or similar this community. Jothiram. Madurai
Guest
79. 03-07-2011 19:45
Really very nice to rknow about these community. I met one friend who belongs this community and got interest to read about his community. Really fentastic. I belong to sourastra and our marriage ceremony is more or similar this community. Jothiram. Madurai
Guest
80. 17-08-2011 04:52
proud to be chettiar..n rely hapie to know more about my cast through these page...thanks
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81. 12-09-2011 11:23
hi....can ny one giv me info regardin the gothram of all the susequent thegais???????....atleast tell me he gothram for balellaru(balidharu) and muchaladharu(michilaru) ...thankuu
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82. 24-09-2011 08:13
I am doing research on Prime weaving communities of tamilnadu esp Sengundars, Devangars (as mentioned in recent GO) and Saurashtras. my ancestors lived in central part of India belonging to paramara dynasty. About 1450 AD, Devanga by name belongs to the dynasty ruled of a while. but a number of sources reveal that we have close association with Padma sale. The Selam Devangars alone insist that they were coming from Ujjain. In my childhood i came accross the fact that, according to Sowdeswari Malar, our ancestors migrated from Nepal. if any body have palm leaves, manuscripts, inscriptional evidences, and ballads pl. contact me to this mail.
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83. 19-11-2011 16:49
hi This information is very good.I would like to appreciate the effort who made .now i am in oman. I wish to contact with our community people in oman.if anybody is there you can contact me. my maid id is vijaaykk@yahoo.co.in.
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84. 29-11-2011 02:00
As per yaminis comment on box 50,what you know about kuthampully.If u dont know then dont speak about that and i feel sorry ...
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85. 22-12-2011 14:17
Worthwhile attempt. It is very important to know our cultural identity. We will never be respected in the society if we do not know our roots.
It's time that we all take interest and contribute our efforts in knowing more about our community, its customs, rituals so that we our future generation will be saved from extinction.
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86. 22-03-2012 14:17
good i like it
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87. 06-04-2012 15:39
Hai! I am suriyaprakash in aruppukottai. Nammu jatheriyea namaskara.
