Social Status of The Vahnikula Kshatriya Community
It is learnt that there are forty lakhs people living throughput the state it is noted Kolar, Bangalore, Tumkur districts are thickly populated urban and rural districts. Basically this community depends upon agricultural and horticultural activities.
Majority of the population are rich in life style of cultural and social behaviors though the community is educationally more backward, the social systems of village management within the community is well maintained from decades i.e., the village social cultural and religious activities are managed by local leaders called Yajamana, Gowda, Ganachari and on. That is how the social destructives are controlled by this local leaders. They will give more respect to women in society.
There were strong feelings with in the community i.e., sub sects like moola mathsta and Namadhara. Namadhara happens to be followers of Ramanujacharya at the time of Vysnava movement in the year 11th and 12th century and other group is called Moola mathastha (Mulludhare). The people who are not attracted towards the Vyshnavism they remained and continuing same old practices as ancient Shyvision of south India. There is no much difference in the groups, other than rituals and ceremonies through the life style marriages, Kesha Mundana ceremonies and other religious functions of these groups within the community same in both the group and jointly celebrates Shakthi aradhana and Karaga Shakthyotsava. Every taluk and in every districts there is no difference of opinions between the groups they work together and make mighty strength in succeeding in the Karaga utsava.
There were strong ill feelings among the group within the community in respect of marital relationship. This was because of misunderstandings miscoating of defective families this is led to the many bright youngsters to remain unmarried and many to opt other unmatching like partners and received in their lives no a days the social and educational development in the society creating awareness with in the community to forego the unscientific believes in this regard and started to select and perform marriages irrespective of the groups within the community which is welcoming future of the development of the community.
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