Semmanattu Maravar
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The Semmanadu Maravars are a type of Maravar race in Tamil Nadu.
Nomenclature[edit]
The Sembian foreigners are said to be the descendants of a leader who was appointed to rescue Rama Seetha and to guard the Thiruvana (bridge) he built to go to Sri Lanka. Another source states that the Chola king Rajaraja Chola appointed one of his generals as the Guardian of the Earth to defend Sethu and Pandya during the invasion of Sri Lanka. Sethupathis are important among the Sembian nomads. The Sembinadu foreigners came to guard the Sethu Dam and were called Sethukavalars and Sethupathis. Among the Sembian nobles, the Sethupathis are the crown-bearing kings, and the Sembian foreigners are also known as the Maravar kings.
Branches[edit]
The word in the dictionary means dynasty. The tribe is said to belong to this dynasty. The branch was created for wedding ceremonies. Although the male and female of the same branch are relatives, the fraternal relationship is, respectively. The branch is feminine. This is called female way of joining. Female offspring depend on the female branch.
- Marica Branch (immortal)
- Bithcha (Crown) Branch (Crown Branch)
- Thondaman Branch
- Kaduran branch
- Blackbird branch
- Chittraman branch
- Tanichchan branch (Bravely)
Habits[edit]
The women of the other country are accustomed to wearing a nose ring. Velu Nachiyar, India's first female freedom fighter, belongs to the Semma tribe. They are in the habit of climbing the ladder of conspiracy after the death of their husbands.
Culture[edit]
Sembian women are accustomed to wearing earplugs (current events in the Tamil culture) and wearing tandatti (pappadam). This practice is still practiced in Ramanathapuram district, Mudukulathur, Kamuthi circles, Servaikaran Urani villages, Tirunelveli district, Sankarankoil, Vasudevanallur circles, hoothukudi district and Virudhunagar district.[1]
References[edit]
- ↑ செம்மநாட்டு மறவர்
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