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Jati Puranas are an integral part of the rich oral and performative narrative traditions of Bharat. There is a unique co-operation and interdependence based relationship between the performing artist Jatis, the patron Jatis and Jatis that provided artefacts for this relationship to sustain. In this talk we look into details of some of these aspects with a special focus on the Jati or Kula Purana traditions in Telangana. Some of the themes touched upon include how these Jati puranas sacralised work and played an integral role in communities finding meaning and purpose in their work. Contrary to popular notion this was not a relationship that was exclusive to sub-altern castes and there are instances where such relationship existed between Brahmins and other Jatis as well. Understanding the oral literature and performative traditions of Bharat is an important part of the journey of rediscovering and renewing our sense of past. This talk by Halley Kalyan is an attempt in that direction.
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Traditionally for gandla-s in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Sri. Panditaaradhya Samba Murthy of Nellore, A.P. was the Kulaguru. He was a brahmin. He and his ancestors were maintaining genealogy table of many gandla families. Sri. S.P. Balasubramanyam and Smt. S.P. Sailaja, famous playback singers are his children. In olden times people were seeking blessings of this Kulaguru on important occasions like naming ceremonies, Aksharabhyasam (ceremony of initiation of education), marriages, gruha pravesham (ceremony of entering a new house). After the death of Sri. Panithaaradhya Samba Murthy, Sri. Mallikarjuna Sharma of Tenali, Guntur District of A.P. is considered as Kula Guru.
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References:
Book: Patam Kathalu (పటం కతలు) by Telangana Government Department of Language and Culture
https://www.amazon.in/Kathalu-Telanga...
Scroll Paintings of the Padmasali Purana, 1625–2000
https://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/view...
https://teliindia.in/news/715/-ganiga...
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Jati Puraṇas of Telangana - Bharatavarsha's Narrative Traditions: Talk by Halley Kalyan
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