Kodava People
Regions with significant populations
India
Languages
Kodava language
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History


Vijayanagara:
(Origin. Empire. Musicological nonet. Medieval city. Military. Haridasa. Battle of Raichur. Battle of Talikota)

Sultanate:
People
Languages

Dialects:
(Kundagannada. Havigannada. Arebhashe)

In cities:
(Bangalore Kannada. Bangalori Urdu. Mangalore Kannada)
Mythology
Cuisine
Festivals
Religion

Jainism:
(In Karnataka. In North Karnataka. Jain Bunt)
Art
Literature
Music and Performing arts
Media
Sport
  • Badminton:
    (CBL)
Monuments
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Organisations

The following is a list of prominent Kodavas (also known as the Coorg or Coorgi community).

Gallery

Religion

Freedom Fighters

Armed forces

Sports

Hockey

Kodavas have a long history of association with the game of field hockey. The district of Kodagu is considered as the cradle of Indian hockey.[24][25]

Civil office

Governmental

Actors

Literature

Entrepreneurs

Politics

Music

Other fields

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