01619nam a22002177a 450000500170000000800410001704000070005804100190006508200200008410000270010424500620013126000570019330000290025036500640027952009550034365000210129865000190131965000210133870000280135970000140138720250807163333.0221216b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  cAL  aEnglish-Kodava  223a398.2bCHIP  aNadikerianda Chinnappa  aPattole palameb: Kodava culture folksongs and traditions  aMangalorebKodava Samskritika Adhyayana Peethac2022  axxxx,740p.bHBc24x19cm.  2EnglishaBLCR-000116b800.00c₹d1000.00e20%f01-12-2022  aThe Pattole Palame is a precious collection of the oral heritage of the Kodava community, compiled and published by Nadikerianda Chinnappa in 1924. It is one of the earliest, extensive collections of the folkore of a community in any Indian language.
Pattole Palame: Kodava Culture-Folksongs And Traditions A collection of the oral heritage of the Kodava community, compiled and published by Nadikerianda Chinnappa in 1924, Pattole Palame is the earliest and most extensive collection of the folklore of a community in any Indian language. The Kodavas are inhabitants of Kodagu (Coorg), a scenic district in Karnataka. A small community whose origins are unknown, they live in a remote, hilly, thickly forested area in a highly structure and close-knit community, with a unique culture and an immensely practical outlook. This collection contains the songs, lullabies, proverbs and riddles of the Kodavas, and their traditions, customs and festivals.  aKodava Folksongs  aKodava Customs  aKodava Festivals  aNanjamma, Boverianda Tr  aChinnappa