History:
The Vanganoors are an ancient community from the state of Kerala in India. They are believed to have originated from the ancient kingdom of Vengurla in the Konkan region.
The Vanganoors trace their ancestry back to the 9th century AD, when their ancestors settled in the present day state of Kerala. They were originally a warrior clan and served in the armies of the kings of Kerala. They were also involved in trade and commerce.
Description:
The Vanganoors are a culturally rich community, with their own language, customs and traditions. They practice Hinduism and follow the traditional caste system. They are known for their hospitality and generous nature.
The Vanganoors are known for their traditional customs and rituals. They celebrate various festivals throughout the year, including Onam, Vishu and Diwali. They also observe some unique customs such as the 'Vanganooree' ceremony, which is a ceremony to honor ancestors.
The Vanganoors are divided into two main sub-groups, the 'Vanganooree' and the 'Vanganooree-Kannadi'. The 'Vanganooree' are the traditional Vanganoors, while the 'Vanganooree-Kannadi' are the more modernized version. Both groups are united by their common language, culture and customs.
