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	The '''Muthuvan''’ people were loyal subjects of the dynasty of Madurai, according to tribal legend. When the dynasty was deposed, the surviving royal members migrated to [[Travancore]], central [[Kerala]]. On their way to Kerala, the Muthuvas carried the idols of [[Madurai]] [[Meenakshi]], the deity of the royal family, on their backs. The word Muthuvar in ~~tamil~~ is used to denote the same community in ~~Tamilnadu~~. The word "Muthu" means elder and literal meaning of "Muthuvar" is elders. Muthuvan are the ancient tribes of this land.		The '''Muthuvan''’ people were loyal subjects of the dynasty of Madurai, according to tribal legend. When the dynasty was deposed, the surviving royal members migrated to [[Travancore]], central [[Kerala]]. On their way to Kerala, the Muthuvas carried the idols of [[Madurai]] [[Meenakshi]], the deity of the royal family, on their backs. The word Muthuvar in Tamil is used to denote the same community in Tamil Nadu. The word "Muthu" means elder and literal meaning of "Muthuvar" is elders. Muthuvan are the ancient tribes of this land.

	The Muthuvans are very independent and reluctant to interact with the outside world. The Muthuva tribe grows [[Finger millet\|ragi]], [[cardamom]] and [[lemon grass]]. Now they are also cultivating banana and tapioca for their daily usage. Most of their women are illiterate and strongly bonded with their customs.<ref>[http://www.tahrfoundation.org/html/mudu.htm Nilgiri Tahr Foundation, "''Muduvans''" retrieved 4/17/2007]</ref>		The Muthuvans are very independent and reluctant to interact with the outside world. The Muthuva tribe grows [[Finger millet\|ragi]], [[cardamom]] and [[lemon grass]]. Now they are also cultivating banana and tapioca for their daily usage. Most of their women are illiterate and strongly bonded with their customs.<ref>[http://www.tahrfoundation.org/html/mudu.htm Nilgiri Tahr Foundation, "''Muduvans''" retrieved 4/17/2007]</ref>

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{{Use dmy dates|date=September 2019}}
{{Use Indian English|date=September 2019}}
The '''Muthuvan''’ people were loyal subjects of the dynasty of Madurai, according to tribal legend. When the dynasty was deposed, the surviving royal members migrated to [[Travancore]], central [[Kerala]]. On their way to Kerala, the Muthuvas carried the idols of [[Madurai]] [[Meenakshi]], the deity of the royal family, on their backs. The word Muthuvar in tamil is used to denote the same community in Tamilnadu. The word "Muthu" means elder and literal meaning of "Muthuvar" is elders. Muthuvan are the ancient tribes of this land.

The Muthuvans are very independent and reluctant to interact with the outside world. The Muthuva tribe grows [[Finger millet|ragi]], [[cardamom]] and [[lemon grass]]. Now they are also cultivating banana and tapioca for their daily usage. Most of their women are illiterate and strongly bonded with their customs.<ref>[http://www.tahrfoundation.org/html/mudu.htm Nilgiri Tahr Foundation, "''Muduvans''" retrieved 4/17/2007]</ref>

==See also==
* [[Edamalakkudy, Idukki]]
== References ==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Social groups of India]]
[[Category:Ethnic groups in India]]
[[Category:Social groups of Kerala]]
http://www.geotamil.com/pathivukalnew/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4529:2018-05-07-23-55-58&catid=65:2014-11-23-05-26-56&Itemid=82

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