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.
The establishment of Kodava Samajas in kodagu commenced over two centuries ago, boasting a rich historical background. Presently, Kodava Samajas can be found throughout India, along with various organizations abroad, which are referred to as… read more »
There are 31 Kodava Sanghas across bangalore which come under the Kodava Samaja – Bangalore. These sanghas send one representative to the Executive council which in turn contribute to the functioning of the main Samaja…. read more »
Author: Areyada Raja Guide for pronouncing kodava letters written in roman script: This is a guide compiled to help kids who haven’t learnt Kannada script to correspond in kodava pājé. Many of our children are… read more »
Music is a magical gift we nourish and cultivate ourselves. Singing is a skill and excellence in singing requires time, dedication, instruction and regular practice. In recent years, the talent of singing has become competitive… read more »
Learn Kodava Thakk – Preserving Our Language for Future Generations Our Language. Our Identity. Our Legacy. Kodava Thakk is an integral part of our identity and cultural heritage. It is the language through which our… read more »
The Second session of the online teaching program ‘Kodava Thakk Padipo‘. Learning Notes for Session-2 Lesson-4 Greetings How are you? We are fine: ninga ennane uLLiira? nanga chaayi’l (chaayith???) uNd We can start this… read more »
The Third session of the online teaching program ‘Kodava Thakk Padipo‘. Learning Notes for Session-3 Lesson Phrases that we should already know: niin ennane uLLiiya? naan chaayi’l/chaayith uLL. ninga ennane uLLiira? nanga chaayi’l/chaayith uNd. akku:… read more »
The Fourth session of the online teaching program ‘Kodava Thakk Padipo‘. Learning Notes for Session-4 Lesson Vedio