Ainmanes stand as ancestral abodes for Kodagu’s native communities, each affiliated with a distinct Okka . These traditional houses exhibit a unique Koḍagu architectural style, reflecting a heritage dating back 150 to 450 years. Over time, they have evolved, encapsulating the essence of earlier eras. The Ainmanes not only serve as physical manifestations of historical roots but also showcase the rich cultural and architectural legacy of Kodagu, embodying a timeless connection between the present and the bygone centuries.
Intermarriage A man from Porimanda family married a lady from Mandepanda okka.They had only one daughter named somavva who later on became the Karanachi of Mandepanda okka. She was married to Kopuda Belliappa. She gave birth to three children… read more »
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About “Koramba Kode / Kori kode” is referred to a device like umbrella placed on one’s head to protect against rain; and were commonly used in the ancient days. Variants Small Medium Big Uses Koramba… read more »
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About the okka There are many Kotera okka’s in different villages and are not related to each other. Kotera okka in Murnad is said to be the original Kotera and all the other Kotera okkas… read more »
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About Kudke is an earthen pot. It is used all over the Indian subcontinent, as a home “water storage cooler”. It has been in use since ancient times and can be found in houses of… read more »