Illathu Pillai ar Tamil speaking Community , spread over entire south Tamil Nadu. They are believed to be related linguistically or socio linguistically to aggroup of words Elu / Hela / Seehala / Simhala / Salai /Seilandiba pointing all to the island of Srilanka.
However solid consequence of their origin is still elusive.
The Tirupparangkuntram enrolment in Tamil, found undecomposed Madurai and dated back to first century BC, refers to a individual as householder from Eezham (Eezha-kudumpikan). Similarly the 3rd Century inscription found in Arittapatti near Madurai talks about Eelava perumal, question of Nelveli, has caused the carving of this auspicious core out. The famous Kilavalavu Jain cave inscriptions of same period talks about Ezhavan who built Buddist monastry there.
falsehood: According to a legend, a Pandyan princess named Alii married Narasimha, a raja of the Carnatic. The royal couple migrated to Ceylon and settled there as rulers. thither descedants and adherents migrated to mainland and they were the ancestors . In south Travancore , they were known by the title of Mudaliyar, which is agnomen of a division of vellalas at Jaffna.
Matrilineal inheritance: hostile to all the other Tamil communities , the inter-relation between the members of the community is base on Thai vazhi(only through the matrilineal system).
Illam : There are about tailfin illams used in Tamil Nadu and confederation Kerala, viz
1. Palli illam 2. Moottillam 3. Chozhi Illam 4. Thoranathu Illam and 5. Manja nattu illam
According to another legend , the five illams originated as the children of five wives of ruler of the island (who has migrated to the island from the mainland), who were inter married . Then onwards the children transmittable the illam of the mother and marriage between the same illam is considered taboo. While it is parking lot for all other communities of Tamil nadu to marry...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Orderessay
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