Intermarriage Two sisters were left in the Battiyanda Okka when all the men in the okka were killed by Tippu’s army. One girl was married by Bepadiyanda man and the other girl was married to Cheyanda man from Cheyyandane…. read more »
Intermarriage Two sisters were left in the Battiyanda Okka when all the men in the okka were killed by Tippu’s army. One girl was married by Bepadiyanda man and the other girl was married to Cheyanda man from Cheyyandane…. read more »
A few kodavas who have shown loyalty in the field of judicial service. Justice Justice Ajjikuttira Somaiah Bopanna Justice Palecanda P Bopanna Justice MP Chinnappa Justice Palecanda M Medappa
About the Okka The Chiriyappanḍa okka was originally in Kirgoor in an oor guppe with three or four other okkas. There were quarrels between the Chiriyappanḍa ajjas and four of them left and set up… read more »
About the okka Chonira okka’s ancestor Chonira Chermaṇa was a spy in the service of Doḍḍa Viraraja. He was caught by Tipu’s army, tortured and killed. When waging a war against an invading Nair army… read more »
Chowrira Thimmaiah A world war II Veteran from Kodagu is the pattedara of the family He joined the army in 1941 in Coorg Regiment He served during the 2nd World War in Burma. Life Born… read more »
Ever since Chonira B. Muthamma made history as the first Indian woman to write and clear the Civil Services Examination, later serving as India’s first woman diplomat and career ambassador, and with Kodendera Chengappa Madappa… read more »
About the Okka Codanda ainmane is Located in Kadanga Murur. Aiyanna from the okka who was born in 1700 AD, the last son of Uthu Nayaka married twice and had six sons – hence there… read more »
Codava Makkada Coota Codava Makkada Coota an Orgainisation for the kodavas was born for the preservation and growth of the Kodava traditions, culture, language, arts, dance and other practises among the Kodava children. The Coota(organisation)… read more »