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Revision as of 04:06, 9 June 2022
Tulu Brahmins or Tuluva Brahmins are the inhabitants of Tulu Nadu, also considered a part of Parashurama Kshetra which extends to Kerala.
They consist of following:[1]
Original inhabitants of Tulu Nadu (Predates 380 B.C.):
Sthanika Brahmins, also called "Sthanika Tulu Brahmins" or "Tulu Brahmins" are the original inhabitants of Tulu Nadu whose history predates 380 B.C. [2] The remaining Brahmins of tulunadu are migrant exodus from Ahichatra of northern part of India by Kadambas (possibly Rai Bareilly) occurring in two time lines
First migration (8th century A.D):
Second migration (11th century A.D):
- Shivalli Brahmins
- Chitpavan Brahmins
- Karhade Brahmins
- Kota Brahmins
- Koteshwara Brahmins
- Deshastha Brahmins
- padarthi Brahmins*
External links
- Tulunadu
- Tulunadina Itihasadalli Sthanika Brahmanaru
- History of Sthanika Brahmins
- Sthanika Brahmanaru
- Tulunadina Itihasadalli Sthanika Brahmanaru
- STHANIKAS - Their Socio-religious and Economic Role in Karnataka (A. D. 1215-1800)
- Copy Of HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE O 1
- ^ "Tulunadu" – via Internet Archive.