Wynad Its Peoples And Traditions
Wynad Its Peoples And Traditions
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After praying to the family deity, she leaves with the bridegroom and his party to his pacli where she is left in the Muthali's room in the presence of his deity Kurika. The bridegroom joins her there and the next morn- ing they husband and wife after taking their meals in that room with two male and two female friends go to the hut pre- pared for them.
The young Muppan leaves the paternal roof on marriage and at once builds a hut for himself and his mate an excellent system which civilised nat...ions may well imitate. A group of such huts forms a padi and the number of huts in a group would indicate the number of married men there. The husband with the assistance of three 93 friends could construct the hut in a day or two with split bamboo roof, with bamboo wall and with a thatch of long grass that serves to protect them from sun and rain. There are 18 padis, each padi consisting of 30 to 40 souls, so that in Muppainad and in the neighbouring Kottapadi amsam the Muppans number a little over seven hundred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After praying to the family deity, she leaves with the bridegroom and his party to his pacli where she is left in the Muthali's room in the presence of his deity Kurika. The bridegroom joins her there and the next morn- ing they husband and wife after taking their meals in that room with two male and two female friends go to the hut pre- pared for them.
The young Muppan leaves the paternal roof on marriage and at once builds a hut for himself and his mate an excellent system which civilised nat...ions may well imitate. A group of such huts forms a padi and the number of huts in a group would indicate the number of married men there. The husband with the assistance of three 93 friends could construct the hut in a day or two with split bamboo roof, with bamboo wall and with a thatch of long grass that serves to protect them from sun and rain. There are 18 padis, each padi consisting of 30 to 40 souls, so that in Muppainad and in the neighbouring Kottapadi amsam the Muppans number a little over seven hundred.
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