History:
Dhuduk is an ethnic group found mainly in the Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu. The Dhuduk community is believed to have originated from the ancient kingdom of Dhuduka, which was located in the region of present-day Karnataka.
The Dhuduk community is believed to have migrated to the region of Karnataka during the 7th century CE. The Dhuduk people are believed to be descendants of the Chalukya dynasty, which ruled over the region of Karnataka from the 6th century CE to the 12th century CE.
Description:
The Dhuduk community has a rich cultural heritage and a unique set of customs and traditions. The Dhuduk people are known for their traditional art forms such as dance, music, and theatre. They also have a unique language called Dhuduk Bhasha, which is derived from the Kannada language.
The Dhuduk community follows a variety of customs and traditions. These include the practice of arranged marriages, the observance of certain rituals during festivals and weddings, and the adherence to a strict code of conduct.
The Dhuduk community is divided into several sub-groups, each of which has its own distinct customs and traditions. These sub-groups include the Dhudukar, the Dhudukar-Kuruba, the Dhudukar-Vokkaliga, the Dhudukar-Kuruba-Vokkaliga, and the Dhudukar-Lingayat.
