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Kallar means Black People. "kalavanen kilavi kariyon enba" Kallan means black people.in tamil Kallan means black, king, enemy, karkatakam etc.. Some caste group from south Tamilnadu occupied wikipedia and using it propagate their own ideas. this must stop. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.64.33.228 (talk) 07:06, 6 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

KARUPPULI ANDAVAR ( CHINNANDAVAR )

    Perambalur Dist, Pennakonam, this village is located in the Vellar at south bank, a group of Arunthathiyar i.e., NANDALAN KULAM  were settled here, they were agricultural land lords and they worshiped their "KULADEIVAM" of KARUPULI ANDAVAR, this group of people were migrated to Annamangalam, Aniyampatti, Kengaiveli, Othiathur, Athur, Salem, Thammampatti, Thuraiyur, and near by musiry.  Long back they gone to the above mentioned places, they taken Soil from this place and constructed new karupuli andavar kovils at their near by villages.
    Near by this temple at Kilaikudikadu a kramadeivam sannaiyar temple this also there , there is one the kaval Deivam of Our Karuppuli Andavar, along with 32 kaval deivangal.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.201.133.100 (talk) 15:02, 11 September 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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