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Kodava Thakk

Kodagu, nestled in Karnataka, India, holds a storied history dating back centuries. Originally called Kodaimalenadu, it was ruled by various dynasties, including the Gangas and Cholas. The region’s unique martial tradition, embodied by the Kodava community, played a role in shaping its cultural identity. Kodagu became an independent state under the Haleri dynasty in the 17th century, later coming under British control. Post-independence, it integrated into the Indian Union. The timeline of Kodagu’s history is intricately detailed on https://kodavaclan.com/kodaguheritage/timeline-on-kodagu-kodavas/, offering a comprehensive journey through the region’s cultural evolution, historical milestones, and interactions with colonial powers, enriching its dynamic present.

Kodiyaale Cheela ಕೋಡಿಯಲೆ ಚೀಲ English Name: Traditional Betel Leaf and Arecanut Pouch Alternate Names: Betel Pouch; Betel Nut Pouch Short Description Kodiyaale Cheela is a traditional cotton cloth pouch specially used to carry and keep… read more »

Kodiyal Kutte ಕೋಡಿಯಲೆ ಕುಟ್ಟ್ English Name: Small Stone Mortar for Betel and Arecanut Alternate Names: Betel-Leaf Mortar; Small Stone Pounding Bowl Short Description Kodiyal Kutte is a small mortar-like stone traditionally used for pounding betel… read more »

Kokkale Kokkale is referred to dried leaves in Kodava thakk. Leaves play an important role in most of the plants. They use water, Light and carbon dioxide to survive and for the process called photosynthesis…. read more »

Kolamba Kolamba is referred to “Spider”. One of the Primitive insects found in kodagu  About Kolamba’s are 8 legged predators with fangs which injects toxin into their prey. Kolamba are found all over the world except… read more »

Kolambale Kolambale is referred to “Cobweb” in Kodava language. About Kolambale is a Kolamba‘s web which is usually covered with dust and dirt and is generally formed by home abandoned Kolamba, mainly by those of… read more »

About Kole Adanga Sammanda is the Permanent rights that children get in their father’s clan when their mother becomes widow or gets separated from her husband. Relevances If a widow or the one who is… read more »

Kole Adanga Sammanda Muripa Padathi Relevances When a widow or the one who is separated from husband wishes to keep her children with her birth clan and if her husband’s family agree to this, then… read more »

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