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Khilai Vazhi Kallar (Kilai or Branches ) is a sub caste of the Kallars and thus are part of the Mukkulathor community that also includes the Maravar and Agamudayar castes.[1]
History
editDuring the marriage ceremony of the Khilai Vazhi Nattar Kallars, both the families change the Valari as a symbol of their culture. They said "send the valari and bring the bride".
They use Ambalakarar and Servaikarar titles behind their names. They tend to follow Matrilineality - Anthropology of kinship. They use branches name Arasiyan, Aryathan, Pichaiya, Cholan, Arasanan, Thondaiman, Kuruvili. According to this branch, maternal grandfather, sister and daughter belong to the same branch. Among them the practice of marrying the daughter of the maternal uncle and sister is completely prohibited.[2]
References
edit- ^ Castes And Tribes Of Southern India Vol. 3. 1909. pp. 72, 73.
- ^ Ethnographic Notes in Southern India. 1906. pp. 559.