About the okka Maletira-1(Kuklur) Pattamada in Bengur were originally Maletira (an old branch). Later they were called Pattamada because a patta (brahmin) married into that bhaga. One Maletira boy mannk nindiya (settled) in Kuklur and… read more »
About the okka Maletira-1(Kuklur) Pattamada in Bengur were originally Maletira (an old branch). Later they were called Pattamada because a patta (brahmin) married into that bhaga. One Maletira boy mannk nindiya (settled) in Kuklur and… read more »
Maleyanda Okka is based out of Nelji which is close to Napoklu . Nearly four hundred years ago the Maleyanda land belonged to the the Thelappanḍa okka. When there were no boys in the okka, two boys from Keraḷa, Maṇicha and… read more »
About the Okka Mallengada okka‘s ainmane is located in Baḍagarakeri. This okka has two pattes – descendants of two ajjas Their ancestors were two brothers. Mandayya, the elder brother who was not married, went to Kashi with King Chikka Veeraraja… read more »
Mandara poo Kodava movie was released in the year 1993 Director S R Rajan Cast Geoffrey Chengappa Shyla Bopaiah
About the Okka Mandepanda Okka is based out of chembebellor on Virajpet–Madikeri road. There are 3 baghas in this okka. Mandepanda family hosted the 2009 hockey festival at Ammathi. The ainmane of this large okka was built by… read more »
Mandh Mandh is the name of the open public place in which business is transacted or festive games carried on. During festivals the whole family assembles in the “Mandh” (open ground), where physical contests and… read more »
The list of Kodava Manepedhas of all the okkas are as follows A Aacheda Aachyada Aiyyurimaniyanda Aarudda Achakalera Achamada Achandira Achangada Achapanda Achapattira Acharamada Acheda Acheera Achengada Acheriyanda Achettira Achhakalira Achimudiyanda Achipanda Achiyanda Addamada Addanda… read more »
About the Okka Maneyapanda ainmane is located in Kunda-mugutageri which is about 250 yrs old. It is said that this okka was originally Chōḷanḍa. The mane peda was changed to Maneyapanḍa after this okka gave refuge to King Veerarajendra in his… read more »