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{{Read Tamil|Name of target page=காரி கூட்டம்|Title of target page=காரி கூட்டம்}} | {{Read Tamil|Name of target page=காரி கூட்டம்|Title of target page=காரி கூட்டம்}} | ||
Kari group: Kari clan. It belongs to one of the sixty assemblies which are sub- | Kari group: Kari clan. It belongs to one of the sixty assemblies which are sub-divisions of ''Kongu Vellalar Gounders''. Kari Means ''Kariyavan'' (Black) one who belongs to rain. Kari, one of the names that has been around since the Sangam Period. | ||
divisions of ''Kongu Vellalar Gounders''. Kari Means ''Kariyavan'' (Black) one who | |||
belongs to rain. Kari, one of the names that has been around since the Sangam Period. | |||
(See: [[கொங்குவேளாளர் கூட்டங்கள்|Kongu Vellalar Kuutangal]]) | |||
== Meaning == | == Meaning == | ||
U. V Swaminatha Iyer interprets the meaning of Kari as black coloured horse. He also | [[U.V. Swaminatha Iyer]] interprets the meaning of Kari as black coloured horse. He also states that he's known as “ Malayaman Kari” as he owned black coloured horses. The word Kari has been used in ancient books to mean a black or dark man as well as man who belongs to the land of rain. Kari is one of Lord Thirumal’s names. During the ''sangam'' period there were poets named Karikannanar and Kari Kizhar. Kari is one of the seven kings who were philanthropists. | ||
states that he's known as “ Malayaman Kari” as he owned black coloured horses. The | |||
word Kari has been used in ancient books to mean a black or dark man as well as man | |||
who belongs to | |||
period there were poets named Karikannanar and Kari Kizhar. Kari is one of the | |||
seven kings who were philanthropists. | |||
== Towns == | == Towns == | ||
The Kari clan took the towns of Semur, Anangur, Elumathur, Modakuruchi, Nallipalayam as their land. | The Kari clan took the towns of Semur, Anangur, Elumathur, Modakuruchi, Nallipalayam as their land. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
* [https://kongubloods.blogspot.com/2018/02/60.html Kongu Velallar Koundar] | |||
* [https://ganeshkongumatrimony.blogspot.com/2019/03/blog-post_23.html Ganesh kongu Matrimony blog] | |||
* [ | * [https://kongukulagurus.blogspot.com/2009/04/blog-post.html Kongu Kula Gurus blog] | ||
* [https://kongudesarajakkal.blogspot.com/ Kongu Desa Rajakkal, blog] | |||
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N71v3A2mM7I Kaadai Kulam, youtube] | |||
* https://kongudesarajakkal.blogspot.com/ | |||
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N71v3A2mM7I | |||
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Revision as of 11:55, 13 October 2022
இந்தப் பக்கத்தை தமிழில் வாசிக்க: காரி கூட்டம்
Kari group: Kari clan. It belongs to one of the sixty assemblies which are sub-divisions of Kongu Vellalar Gounders. Kari Means Kariyavan (Black) one who belongs to rain. Kari, one of the names that has been around since the Sangam Period.
(See: Kongu Vellalar Kuutangal)
Meaning
U.V. Swaminatha Iyer interprets the meaning of Kari as black coloured horse. He also states that he's known as “ Malayaman Kari” as he owned black coloured horses. The word Kari has been used in ancient books to mean a black or dark man as well as man who belongs to the land of rain. Kari is one of Lord Thirumal’s names. During the sangam period there were poets named Karikannanar and Kari Kizhar. Kari is one of the seven kings who were philanthropists.
Towns
The Kari clan took the towns of Semur, Anangur, Elumathur, Modakuruchi, Nallipalayam as their land.
References
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