Origin and History of ACHCHALAKARA

Description:

The Achchalakar family is a Brahmin caste found in the state of Tamil Nadu in southern India. The Achchalakar are a sub-caste of the Vanniyar caste. The Achchalakar are a agricultural community, and are found in the districts of Thanjavur, Pudukkottai, Ramanathapuram, and Kanyakumari. The Achchalakar are a traditional Hindu community, and adhere to the Hindu faith. The Achchalakar are a endogamous community, and are divided into three clans - the Kurichchi, the Kudiyiruppu, and the Pudukkottai. The Achchalakar are a linguistic community, and speak the Tamil language. The Achchalakar are a community of merchants, and are involved in the agricultural and trade industries. The Achchalakar are a community of craftsmen, and are involved in the production of textiles and carpets. The Achchalakar are a community of farmers, and are involved in the cultivation of rice, millet, and cotton crops. The Achchalakar are a community of cattle herders, and are involved in the breeding and management of cattle. The Achchalakar are a community of Hindus, and adhere to the Hindu faith. The Achchalakar are a community of Hindus, and adhere to the Hindu faith.