Pranam
HOW TO THINK GROOVILY
In response to the original agmark unbeatable, in upbeat, inebriated
mood perfect standard Grammarian only loved by the Guru and gold medallist
jottings ON THE ROCK. Literally I thought I would provide facts; but few
standard grammarians make mistakes who were once thinking otherwise; lest
all green marks are my comments which are self-explanatory. Thank you sirs
K Rajaram IRS 13621 ( Only 42 green lines)
*122a Origin*
*According to the Goud Puran, they are said to have come from Benares and
other parts of Northern India,* where they were originally engaged in the
manufacture and sales of spirituous (???) liquors.
Another legend represents them as having sprung from Koundinya Rishi, who
was created by Parvati for the purpose of extracting and fermenting the sap
(liquor woman???) of the wild date palm and thus supplying the wants of
gods and men in the matter of intoxicating drinks.
It is said that the gods and demons were so delighted with the pleasant
beverage, that they conferred upon him the title of 'Gouda' or 'the head of
mankind.' (???)
The words Goud and Idiga is believed to derived from old Dravidian word ida
or ila means island. They are known as Deevaramakkalu (in Kannada) which
also might have been derived from dweep which means an island, possibly
pointing towards Srilanka. (???)
*It’s believed that Gouds were practicing Buddhism before the arrival of
Brahmins from* the North. (??/???)
Buddhism in South India is believed to have arrived from Srilanka (????)
and hence the Idigas were possibly descendants of the Buddhist monks from
Srilanka and natives who absorbed Buddhism by influence of these monks.
(????)
122b The History of alcohol (????) reveals the following facts.
Humans all over the world consumed alcoholic beverages as a stable food
from 1000BC to 2000BC as compared to bread or meals. (Easwara ALL WORLD
1000 TO 2000 BCE bread )
In India, sura drink and soma are prepared from the cultivated products
like rice (???) , wheat(???) , sugar cane( Ikshvaku ),(???) grapes,
flowers and other fruits.
*These beverages are considered as the God given due to their energy
content and medicinal effects. (???) *
During 2000 BC to 500 BC, human beings food habits changed from
alcohol consumption to more traditional foods like bread, meals, rasam
and curries etc as there are lots of ayurvedic medicines invented during
these times. (????).
Kingdoms are formed around 5000 years back or 3000BC.( no kingdom before?
???) During these times, *somavanshi Kshatriyas took over the profession of
development* & production of alcoholic beverage and ayurvedic medicine.
(??????)
The alcohol beverage words like sura, sara are closely related to the
ancient words like Surya, Ikshvaku (sugar cane ) and sarayu . (Easwara????)
122c Mythological Origins
According to Gowd legend, they originated from the Great Sage Kaundinya
who lived in kurnool district (around 1300 AD) { so brahmins arrived from
north only after 1300 AD???}
Template: Gouda charitra book with goud hostel, who they believe
originally invented toddy tapping. They believe that many kings came from
their community including the Chalukya, and the Satavahana kings. { A
VERY EXHAUSTIVE NEW HISTORY BY A PUNDIT???} The community is derived branch
of somavamsha kshatriyas( Haihaya kshatriyas) who lived at the time of
Parashurama.
They pray the deity Renuka who is a kshatriya and mother of (????)
Parashurama. She is wife of jamadagni who is a brahmin.
At those times, the community needed a kshatriya type warrior position to
spread soma to the people. *They needed brahminical help to do different
types of soma liquids*.??? { when they help wont they drink and taste?)
Alcohol, Madhu or Nectar is first given to Demi Gods by Lord Vishnu in
Mohini Avatar along with Kalpavriksha (present day coconut tree or palm
tree). These trees may be 60 million years old. The timing also coincides
with the timing of kurma avatar. (Pramaadham excellent wonderful only
narayanasamy can relish ???? AND PURE AGMARK ORIGINAL WHICH DEFINETELY
CANNOT BE WRITTEN BY ANY ONE OTHER THAN THE DRUNKARD WITHOUT VWERIFYING ANY
FACT??//???)
*Lord Vishnu is also called as Madhu or Madhusudhan.(????)*
In the initial days, Gouds got patronized by Amrutham and started
distilling different types of liquor. { MUST HAVE GONE CRAZY WITH THE
MADHU AND MAADHU???/}They used to serve liquor to the people to
relieve them from different types of diseases and pains. ( Yes sir there
can never be any standard grammar set at all???}
They invented lot of ayurvedic medicines to sabotage (???sabotage???)
different types of illnesses.
They tried most of the trees and fruits to get different types of
wines. *Finally
they invented toddy (only having 1 to 5 % alcohol*) which is considered
to be the best food ( Please tell it to Stalin and Bina roy) as well as
medicine, even today.
Toddy is drunk mostly in the rural parts which is relatively low in price
( of about ¼ the cost of Beer of same alcoholic content). Toddy is
available only during February to May month of every year. The community
will live like farmers during the rest of the year. { Economists please
note ???)
The members of the caste claim to have the following gotras (exogamous
groups)
1)Koundinya , (2) Shivanama gotra, (3) Nishila gotra, (4) Surabhandeshwar,
(5) Shivansha gotra, (6) Bharadwaja, (7) kashyapa, (8) Mrukanda, (9)
vasista, (10) Markendeya, (11) Dhanunjaya, (12) Datteraya, (13)
Vruddhamahamuni, (14) Tullyamahamuni, (15) Racherla (This gotram came
around 500 AD) (16) Pydipala (This gotram came around 1700 AD) and (17)
Kamandalam. { A liquor community??/)
My note- I have added the liquor part for the mythological
origins. Probably about few months back toddy shops opened in Kerala, and
toddy exhausted in few hours in all the shops. { This film depicting the
prostitution is only shown to enlighten the public how bad the prostitution
is? Producers of films who makes money, perversely)
*There are many iyers drinking liquor, who served in military, navy and air
force even after retirement. This posting never try to promote drinking
liquor habit ( when the whole world is drinking why not Iyers?. *
On Sun, 13 Jun 2021 at 06:53, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 <
[email protected]> wrote:
> *DIVINE INFORMATION PART 33*
>
> Dear friends,
>
> While going through one of my external memory device, I came across some
> good information stored from websites. I thought of sharing interesting
> ones from them as a series.
>
> In part 33, I am starting with 120TH item in this posting.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Gopala Krishnan 13-6-21
>
> 120 Mannar Poluru:-
>
>
> Alghu Malluru Krishna Swamy temple is existing in the Mannarpoluru
> Village, right from the time of Telugu Chola rulers. The village is
> close-by to Sullurupet, at a distance of 103 Km. from Nellore.
>
> It was built in the 17th century by Bangaru Yadama Nayudu, the living
> place of mallayodas or wrestlers.
>
>
> According to a legend, it was here that Lord Sri Krishna defeated
> Jambavantha in a duel and married his daughter Jambavati and that Lord
> MahaVishnu deflated the bloated ego of Garutmata here alone.
>
> Apart from the idol of Satyabhama and Jambavati, the two consorts of
> Lord Krishna, the idol of Jambavantha creating the illusion of
> shedding tears are bound to amaze the viewers.
>
> One cannot help marvelling at the sculptural splendour exuded by the
> idols of the beauties.
>
>
>
> *121 Sriharikota:*
>
> Sriharikota is an island, situated on the National Highway No.5 to
> Chennai, Kolkata and a forest –like area to the east of Sullurupet in
> between Pulicat Lake and Bay of Bengal.
>
> The ancient residents of this island were Toorpu Reddis and Challa
> Yanadis.
> Who led a primitive way of life. Their staple diet was what Nature
> bestowed on them – Veduru biyyam (bamboo Manna), honey and different
> varieties of fruit and their homes were nest – like huts. This is the
> picture of people who lived there three centuries ago.
>
> In order to facilitate the construction of SHAR, all those people of
> bygone time had been rehabilitated in a little far away area and given
> special facilities Sulurupet area in the district has seen great
> development
> in the last 40 years after the advent of SHAR near by.
>
> *Under the stewardship of Dr. Vikram Sarabhai of the Indian Space
> Research Organisation of* rocket lauching space Centre was Established
> at Sriharikota in 1968.
>
> The launching of a missile helps streamlining the study of
> tele-communications,
> TV, lights and environmental relationships. The possibilities of a good
> harvest, how snowfall and clouds disappear, the information relating to
> impending floods and storms and similar natural calamiatiesm locating the
> mountains – the missile provides us with fore knowledge of all these
> happenings and enables us to take precautionary steps beforehand.
>
>
> *122 THE GAUD*
>
> The Goud (Teluguare one of the largest castes in Andhra Pradesh comprising
> more than 17% of its population.
>
> Gouds are involved in soma and Ayurvedic medicine developers in ancient
> days who are classified as Somavansh Kshatriyas.
>
> At present, they are involved in Palm wine/Toddy tapping, farming and
> modern professions.
>
> *122a Origin*
>
> Regarding their origin, several legends are present. *According to the
> Goud Puran, they are said to have come from Benares and other parts of
> Northern India,* where they were originally engaged in the manufacture
> and sales of spirituous liquors.
>
> Another legend represents them as having sprung from Koundinya Rishi, who
> was created by Parvati for the purpose of extracting and fermenting the sap
> of the wild date palm and thus supplying the wants of gods and men in the
> matter of intoxicating drinks.
>
> It is said that the gods and demons were so delighted with the pleasant
> beverage, that they conferred upon him the title of 'Gouda' or 'the head
> of mankind.'
>
> The words Goud and Idiga is believed to derived from old Dravidian word
> ida or ila means island. They are known as Deevaramakkalu (in Kannada)
> which also might have been derived from dweep which means an island,
> possibly pointing towards Srilanka.
>
> *It’s believed that Gouds were practicing Buddhism before the arrival of
> Brahmins from* the North.
>
> Buddhism in South India is believed to have arrived from Srilanka and
> hence the Idigas were possibly descendants of the Buddhist monks from
> Srilanka and natives who absorbed Buddhism by influence of these monks.
>
> There were two divisions among Gouds of Andhra Pradesh, *Dandu Idigas and
> Baliga Idigas.*
>
> Dandu or Dande, meaning Pole weapon/pole, was used as weapon in wars.
> Dandu Idigas were warriors and were associated with feudal army of Telugu
> kings. Dandu Idigas were also known as Palli or Patha(old) Gouds, considered
> to be endangered. Baliga Idigas were toddy tappers of palm tree.
>
> 122b The History of alcohol reveals the following facts.
>
> Humans all over the world consumed alcoholic beverages as a stable food
> from 1000BC to 2000BC as compared to bread or meals.
>
> In India, sura drink and soma are prepared from the cultivated products
> like rice, wheat, sugar cane( Ikshvaku ), grapes, flowers and other
> fruits.
>
> Storage of these beverages is very easy as compared to storage of
> grains.
>
> *These beverages are considered as the God given due to their energy
> content and medicinal effects.*
>
> During 2000 BC to 500 BC, human beings food habits changed from alcohol
> consumption
> to more traditional foods like bread, meals, rasam and curries etc as
> there are lots of ayurvedic medicines invented during these times.
>
> Kingdoms are formed around 5000 years back or 3000BC. During these times,
> *somavanshi
> Kshatriyas took over the profession of development* & production of
> alcoholic beverage and ayurvedic medicine.
>
> The alcohol beverage words like sura, sara are closely related to the
> ancient words like surya,Ikshvaku ( sugar cane ) and sarayu .
>
> 122c Mythological Origins
>
> According to Gowd legend, they originated from the Great Sage Kaundinya who
> lived in kurnool district (around 1300 AD)
>
> Template:Gouda charitra book with goud hostel, who they believe
> originally invented toddy tapping. They believe that many kings came
> from their community including the Chalukya, and the Satavahana kings.
> The community is derived branch of somavamsha kshatriyas( Haihaya
> kshatriyas) who lived at the time of Parashurama.
>
> They pray the deity Renuka who is a kshatriya and mother of
> Parashurama. She is wife of jamadagni who is a brahmin.
>
> At those times, the community needed a kshatriya type warrior position to
> spread soma to the people. *They needed brahminical help to do different
> types of soma liquids*.
>
> Alcohol, Madhu or Nectar is first given to Demi Gods by Lord Vishnu in
> Mohini Avatar along with Kalpavriksha (present day coconut tree or palm
> tree). These trees may be 60 million years old. The timing also
> coincides with the timing of kurma avatar.
>
> *Lord Vishnu is also called as Madhu or Madhusudhan.*
>
> In the initial days, Gouds got patronized by Amrutham and started
> distilling different types of liquor. They used to serve liquor to the
> people to relieve them from different types of diseases and pains.
>
> They invented lot of ayurvedic medicines to sabotage different types of
> illnesses.
>
> They tried most of the trees and fruits to get different types of
> wines. *Finally they invented toddy (only having 1 to 5 % alcohol*)
> which is considered to be the best food as well as medicine, even today.
>
>
> Toddy is drunk mostly in the rural parts which is relatively low in
> price ( of about ¼ the cost of Beer of same alcoholic content). Toddy
> is available only during February to May month of every year. The
> community will live like farmers during the rest of the year.
>
> The members of the caste claim to have the following gotras (exogamous
> groups)
>
> 1)Koundinya , (2) Shivanama gotra, (3) Nishila gotra, (4) Surabhandeshwar,
> (5) Shivansha gotra, (6) Bharadwaja, (7) kashyapa, (8) Mrukanda, (9)
> vasista, (10) Markendeya, (11) Dhanunjaya, (12) Datteraya, (13)
> Vruddhamahamuni, (14) Tullyamahamuni, (15) Racherla (This gotram came
> around 500 AD) (16) Pydipala (This gotram came around 1700 AD) and (17)
> Kamandalam.
> My note- I have added the liquor part for the mythological origins.
> Probably about few months back toddy shops opened in Kerala, and toddy
> exhausted in few hours in all the shops.
>
> *There are many iyers drinking liquor, who served in military, navy and
> air force even after retirement.** This posting never try to promote
> drinking liquor habit *
>
> *I will continue in next posting*
>
>
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