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Maniyani (caste)

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Yadava community of Kerala, India

Maniyani Nair
മണിയാണി നായർ
ClassificationLunar dynasty
ReligionsHinduismIndia
Populated statesKerala • Puduchery
Related groupsNair • Nambiar

TheManiyani Nair[1] (also known as Kolaya, Kolari, Ayar,Konar, Urali Nair[2][3] in different areas) is aMalayalam speaking community,[4] andNair sub-caste native toKerala state ofSouth India.[5] They are mainly distributed in Kannur and Kasaragod districts.[6] They are a pastoral community and their traditional occupation is tending cattle and cultivation.[6] They are sometimes also referred as Itasseri Nairs.[7] They are classified as OBC or Other backward Class by Kerala government[8]

Origin

The Maniyanis believe themselves to have descended from the ancientYadava clan.[9] It is believed that from Gokarnam, a group of those who set out for various parts of India, reached the Kolat land and the Tulu land via Mangalore.

Social life

The majority of the Maniyanis are concentrated in the districts ofKannur andKasaragod.[6] They follow similar birth, marriage & death customs and rituals like other Nair sub-castes. Even though they practice endogamy and do not intermarry with other Nair subcaste especially general category subcastes.[10] Payyanur Poduval, Nair, and Vaniya-Vattakad Nairs.[11][12][13]Today, two sub-castes among the Nairs, namelyPallichan and Maniyani, aretheyyam worshippers, and they have their own shrines for their theyyams.[14]

References

  1. ^Religion and Society. Christian Institute for the Study of Religion and Society. 1979.
  2. ^Religion_and_Society.
  3. ^Religion_and_Society.
  4. ^J. N. Singh Yadav (1992).Yadavas Through the Ages, from Ancient Period to Date. Sharada Publishing House.ISBN 978-81-85616-03-2.
  5. ^J. N. Singh Yadav (2001).Yadavas of South India. Yadava Publications.
  6. ^abc"www.ecoi.net"(PDF).
  7. ^"Abhinava Malayala Nighandu".
  8. ^{{ |url =https://bcdd.kerala.gov.in/en/communities/state-obc-list/ }}
  9. ^T. Madhava Menon; International School of Dravidian Linguistics (2002).A handbook of Kerala. International School of Dravidian Linguistics.ISBN 978-81-85692-31-9.
  10. ^The Man Who Learnt to Fly But Could Not Land.
  11. ^P Radhakrishnan (1983)."Land Reforms and Social Change: Study of a Kerala Village".Economic and Political Weekly.18 (52/53):A143 –A150.JSTOR 41626951.
  12. ^People of India : India's communities · Volume 5.
  13. ^People of India: Karnataka.
  14. ^The Sacred in Popular Hindusim: n Empirical Study in Chirakkal, North Malabar.
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