Aithihyamala
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Aithiyamaala is a book of mythology
Mythology
The term mythology can refer either to the study of myths, or to a body or collection of myths. As examples, comparative mythology is the study of connections between myths from different cultures, whereas Greek mythology is the body of myths from ancient Greece...

 or folklore
Folklore
Folklore consists of legends, music, oral history, proverbs, jokes, popular beliefs, fairy tales and customs that are the traditions of a culture, subculture, or group. It is also the set of practices through which those expressive genres are shared. The study of folklore is sometimes called...

 of Kerala
Kerala
or Keralam is an Indian state located on the Malabar coast of south-west India. It was created on 1 November 1956 by the States Reorganisation Act by combining various Malayalam speaking regions....

 written in Malayalam by Kottarathil Sankunni
Kottarathil Sankunni
Kottarathil Sankunni is a well known author of Malayalam literature, was born on 23 March 1855 in Kottayam, Travancore. He made huge contributions in both poetry and prose. He died on 22 July 1937. He started compiling the legends of Kerala in 1909 and completed the work in eight volumes over a...

. It depicts popular tales like those of the children of Vararuchi and Parayi (a woman of paraya caste), Kayamkulam Kochunni
Kayamkulam Kochunni
Kochunni was a famed Highwayman based in Kayamkulam, active in Central Travancore, India, in early 19th century. He is said to have stolen from the rich and given to the poor . He had his intimate friend Ithikkarappakki from Ithikkara village on the shore of Ithikkara River...

, Kadamattathu Kathanar
Kadamattathu Kathanar
Kadamattathu Kathanar also known as Kadamattathachan is a legendary priest who is believed to have possessed supernatural powers and whose legends are closely related to the beginning of the Kadamattom Church, one of the oldest church buildings that still exists in Kerala the land of Saint Thomas...

 among many others. The story of 12 children is commonly called Parayi petta panthirukulam
Parayi petta panthirukulam
Parayi Petta Panthirukulam, is a Malayalam language phase which translates as "twelve kulams born of a Pariah Woman". This phrase is a well recognized as the title of an important legend of ancient Kerala, a southern state in India. The 'Kulams' refer to vocation based hierarchical ethnic groups...

.

Index of Eight Parts

Book I
  • 1. Chempakassery Raajaavu
  • 2. Kottayaththu Raajaavu
  • 3. Mahaabhaashyam
  • 4. Bhartṛhari
  • 5. Adhyaathmaraamaayanam
  • 6. Parayi petta panthirukulam
    Parayi petta panthirukulam
    Parayi Petta Panthirukulam, is a Malayalam language phase which translates as "twelve kulams born of a Pariah Woman". This phrase is a well recognized as the title of an important legend of ancient Kerala, a southern state in India. The 'Kulams' refer to vocation based hierarchical ethnic groups...

  • 7. Thalakkulaththoor Bhattathiriyum Pazhur padippurayum
  • 8. Vilwamangalaththu Swaamiyaar
  • 9. Kaakkassery Bhattathiri
  • 10. Muttassu Namboothiri
  • 11. Puliyaampilly Namboori
  • 12. Kallanthaattil Gurukkal
  • 13. Kolaththiriyum Saamoothiriyum
  • 14. Paandamparampaththu kodanbharaniyilaey uppumaanga
  • 15. Mangalappilly Moothathum Punnayil Panikkarum
  • 16. Kaaladiyil Bhattathiri
  • 17. Venmani Namboorippaadanmaar
  • 18. Kunchamanpottiyum Mattappally Namboothirippaadum
  • 19. Vayakkara Achchan Mooss
  • 20. Kozhikkottangaadi
  • 21. Kidangoor Kandankoran

Book II
  • 1. Kumaranalloor Bhagavathi
  • 2. Thirunakkara Devanum aviduththaey kaalayum
  • 3. Bhavabhoothi
  • 4. Vaagbhataachaaryar
  • 5. Prabhakaran
  • 6. Paathaayikkara Namboorimaar
  • 7. Kaaraattu Namboori
  • 8. Viddi! Kushmaandam
  • 9. Kunchan Nambiaarudaey Ulbhavam
  • 10. Valiya Parisha Shankaranaaraayana Chaakyaar
  • 11. Aazhuvaanchery Thampraakkalum Mangalathhtu Shankaranum
  • 12. Naalaekkaattu Pillamaar
  • 13. Kayamkulam Kochunni
    Kayamkulam Kochunni
    Kochunni was a famed Highwayman based in Kayamkulam, active in Central Travancore, India, in early 19th century. He is said to have stolen from the rich and given to the poor . He had his intimate friend Ithikkarappakki from Ithikkara village on the shore of Ithikkara River...

  • 14. Kaipuzha Raajniyum Pulinkunnu Desavum
  • 15. Orantharjanaththintaey yukthi
  • 16. Pazhur perumthrukkovil
  • 17. Paakkanaarudaey bhaaryayudaey paathivrathyam
  • 18. Randu Mahaaraajaakkanmaarudaey swabhaavavyathyaasam
  • 19. Kochchunamboori
  • 20. Chempakassery Raajaavum Maeppaththoor Bhattathiriyum
  • 21. Vattapparampil Valiyamma
  • 22. Vaikkaththu Thiruneelakantan

Book III
  • 1. Kiliroorkunninmael Bhagavathi
  • 2. Poonthaanaththu Namboori
  • 3. Aalaththoor Nampi
  • 4. Vayaskara Chathurvedi Bhattathiriyum Yakshiyum
  • 5. Raamapuraththu Warrier
  • 6. Chemprayezhuththachchanmaar
  • 7. Kochchi Shakthanthampuraan Thirumanassukondu
  • 8. Ammannoor Parameshwara Chaakyaar
  • 9. Cheranalloor Kunchukkarthaavu
  • 10. Kottarakkara Goshaala
  • 11. Thaevalassery Nampi
  • 12. Chila eeshwaranmaarudaey pinakkam
  • 13. Parangottu Namboori
  • 14. Paakkil Shaasthaavu
  • 15. Kodungallur Vasoorimaala
  • 16. Thripoonithara kshethraththilaey ulsavangal
  • 17. Aaranmulamaahaathmyam
  • 18. Konniyil Kochchayappan

Book IV
  • 1. Oorakaththu Ammathiruvadi
  • 2. Swathithirunal Mahaaraajaavuthirumanassukondu
  • 3. Pilaamanthol Mooss
  • 4. Shasthamkottayum Kuranganmaarum
  • 5. Mazhamangalaththu Namboori
  • 6. Vayaskarakkudumbavum aviduththaey Shaasthaavum
  • 7. Kaayamkulaththu Raajavintaey shreechakram
  • 8. Kulappuraththu Bheeman
  • 9. Mannadikkaavum Kampiththaanum
  • 10. Shreekrishnakarnaamrutham
  • 11. Kadamattathu Kathanar
    Kadamattathu Kathanar
    Kadamattathu Kathanar also known as Kadamattathachan is a legendary priest who is believed to have possessed supernatural powers and whose legends are closely related to the beginning of the Kadamattom Church, one of the oldest church buildings that still exists in Kerala the land of Saint Thomas...

  • 12. Puruharinapuraeshamaahaathmyam
  • 13. Tholakavi
  • 14. Kunchukuttippilla sarwaadhikaaryakkaar
  • 15. Achchankovilshaasthaavum Parivaaramoorththikalum
  • 16. Avanaamanakkal Gopalan

Book V
  • 1. Pallipuraththukaavu
  • 2. Elaedaththuthykkaattu Moossanmaar
  • 3. Kaipuzhathampaan
  • 4. Kollam Vishaarikkaavu
  • 5. Vayaskara Aaryan Narayananmooss avarkaludaey chikilsaanaipunyam
  • 6. Chamkroththamma
  • 7. Avanangaattu Panikkarum Chaaththanmaarum
  • 8. Kuttanchery Mooss
  • 9. Pallivaanapperumaalum Kiliroor Desavum
  • 10. Kaadaamkottu Maakkam Bhagavathi
  • 11. Oru Yooropyantaey swamibhakthi
  • 12. Sanghakkali
  • 13. Kottarakkara Chandrashekharan

Book VI
  • 1. Panayannaar kaavu
  • 2. Uthram Thirunaal Thirumanassukondum Kathakali yogavum
  • 3. Kaplingaattu Nambooriyum Deshamangalaththu Warrierum
  • 4. Vijayadri Maahaathmyam
  • 5. Naduvilaeppaattu Bhattathiri
  • 6. Aaranmula Devanum Mangaattu Bhattathiriyum
  • 7. Mundaempilly Krishna Maaraar
  • 8. Mannaarassaala Maahaathmyam
  • 9. Oru Swaamiyaarudaey shaapam
  • 10. Pullankoottu Namboori
  • 11. Panachchikkaattu Saraswathi
  • 12. Vellaadu Namboori
  • 13. Aaranmula Valiya Balakrishnan

Book VII
  • 1. Chengannur Bhagawathi
  • 2. Edavettikkaatthu Namboori
  • 3. Payyannur graamam
  • 4. Olassayil Vaettakkorumakan kaavu
  • 5. Shabarimala Shaasthaavum Panthalaththu Raajaavum
  • 6. Vaikkaththaey Paattukal
  • 7. Perumpulaavil Kaelu Menon
  • 8. Chempakassery Raajaavum Raajniyum
  • 9. Vilwamangalaththu Swaamiyaar
  • 10. Paambummaekkaattu Namboori
  • 11. Kalidasan
  • 12. Panthalam Neelakantan

Book VIII
  • 1. Chittoor Kaavil Bhagavathi
  • 2. Kalloor Namboorippaadanmaar
  • 3. Thakazhiyil Shaasthaavum aviduththaey ennayum
  • 4. Arackal Beebi
  • 5. Thiruvizhaa Mahaadevanum aviduththaey marunnum
  • 6. Pazhur perumthrukkovil
  • 7. Thekkaedaththu kudumbakkaar
  • 8. Mookkola Kshethrangal
  • 9. Kumaramangalathhtu Namboori
  • 10. Mandakkaattamanum kodayum
  • 11. Thiruvattattaadhi Kesavan
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