Description:
The Chinna Ramaakka (also known as the Chinna Kannada) people are a Kannada-speaking community in the state of Karnataka, India. They are also known as the Kodava people. The Chinna Ramaakka are a tribal people who trace their ancestry to the Kodava people who migrated from the Middle East in the 12th century. They are a pastoral people and are mainly found in the districts of Kodagu, Mysore and Shimoga. They are also found in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. The Chinna Ramaakka are believed to have originated in the Kodagu district of Karnataka. They are a pastoral people and are mainly found in the districts of Kodagu, Mysore and Shimoga. They are also found in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. The Chinna Ramaakka are believed to have originated in the Kodagu district of Karnataka. They are a tribal people who trace their ancestry to the Kodava people who migrated from the Middle East in the 12th century. They are a pastoral people and are mainly found in the districts of Kodagu, Mysore and Shimoga. They are also found in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu. The Chinna Ramaakka speak the Kannada language. They have their own customs and traditions. The Chinna Ramaakka are a Hindu people.
