Its is common knowledge in South India as to who the Sengunthar Kaikolar are and its not my problem if youve been living in a very close knit community or unaware of this1 The following is quoted from a legitimate third party website The Kaikolan are a large Tamil and Telugu caste of weavers There are seventytwo subdivisions nadu or desams Their name comes from a mythical hero and from the words kai hand and koi shuttle They consider the different parts of the loom to represent various gods and sages They are also known as Sengundar which means a red dagger which is traced to the legend of the earth being harassed by demons which led to the people asking the god Shiva to help themTraditionally one girl in every family was set apart to be dedicated to temple service and becomes a Devdasi meaning female servant of god In the temple the girl is considered married to the temple deity but in practice becomes a prostitute especially to the Brahmans and she learns traditional music and dancing2 This is taken from a journal research article with abundant valid references This is as legitimate as it getsThis article talks in much detail about how women from the Sengundhar Kaikola caste get into the sacred prostitution in templesContending identities Sacred prostitution and reform in colonial South India Priyadarshini Vijaisri A1 A1 Centre for the Study of Developing Societies CSDS New Delhi South Asia Journal of South Asian Studies Publisher Routledge part of the Taylor  Francis Group Issue Volume 28 Number 3  December 2005 Pages 387  411To view the complete article just register its freeHere are the links  If you cannot access it then just go to the following page and follow one of the links3 This is taken from another legitimate webiste  of a world renknown organisation recognised by many countries They have no gain in just picking on the Sengunthar casteThe KAIKOLAR people are a caste of weavers 15 million strong in southern India They are Hindus and view different parts of the loom as representations of various gods and sages Traditionally each Kaikolar family sets aside one daughter to serve in a Hindu temple That daughter is considered married to the temple deityoften the Hindu destroyer god Shiva In practice the daughter becomes a temple prostituteAll 3 of the above references are quite legitimate and I can quote many more There is no question of coincidence or any error in any of these sources

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Its is common knowledge in South India as to who the Sengunthar Kaikolar are and its not my problem if youve been living in a very close knit community or unaware of this1 The following is quoted from a legitimate third party website The Kaikolan are a large Tamil and Telugu caste of weavers There are seventytwo subdivisions nadu or desams Their name comes from a mythical hero and from the words kai hand and koi shuttle They consider the different parts of the loom to represent various gods and sages They are also known as Sengundar which means a red dagger which is traced to the legend of the earth being harassed by demons which led to the people asking the god Shiva to help themTraditionally one girl in every family was set apart to be dedicated to temple service and becomes a Devdasi meaning female servant of god In the temple the girl is considered married to the temple deity but in practice becomes a prostitute especially to the Brahmans and she learns traditional music and dancing2 This is taken from a journal research article with abundant valid references This is as legitimate as it getsThis article talks in much detail about how women from the Sengundhar Kaikola caste get into the sacred prostitution in templesContending identities Sacred prostitution and reform in colonial South India Priyadarshini Vijaisri A1 A1 Centre for the Study of Developing Societies CSDS New Delhi South Asia Journal of South Asian Studies Publisher Routledge part of the Taylor  Francis Group Issue Volume 28 Number 3  December 2005 Pages 387  411To view the complete article just register its freeHere are the links  If you cannot access it then just go to the following page and follow one of the links3 This is taken from another legitimate webiste  of a world renknown organisation recognised by many countries They have no gain in just picking on the Sengunthar casteThe KAIKOLAR people are a caste of weavers 15 million strong in southern India They are Hindus and view different parts of the loom as representations of various gods and sages Traditionally each Kaikolar family sets aside one daughter to serve in a Hindu temple That daughter is considered married to the temple deityoften the Hindu destroyer god Shiva In practice the daughter becomes a temple prostituteAll 3 of the above references are quite legitimate and I can quote many more There is no question of coincidence or any error in any of these sources

