Karnam Venkatachalam

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Karnam Venkatachalam
Thamaraikulam Karnam Portrait at age of 50
Predecessor	Karnam Muthuchamy
Successor	Karnam Muthuramalingam
Born	Venkatachala Perumaal (1874-01-14)14 January 1874 Thamaraikulam, Madras Presidency
Died	3 November 1934(1934-11-03) (aged 60) Thamaraikulam, Madras Presidency
Wives
Father
Religion	Hinduism, Saivism

Karnam Venkatachalam (1874–1934) was an Indian government official. He attained posting of Karnam at an early age. During British reign, he was the chief of village people in Thamaraikulam.

Early life[]

He was born in 1874 in Thamaraikulam, Theni, in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. He is the Grand son of Karnam Thillai Nayagam. He is the only son to his father.

Religion[]

He practiced Hinduism and Saivism.

Healer[]

He specialized in all arts and he cured many people by using medication skills which include curing snake bites and other evil related issues in positive manner. He ate all his meals at his home.

History of Thamaraikulam[]

The group of people who lived around Dharapuram moved from their place during the Muslim kings invasion. Refugees moved there and created a village. The residents belonged to 5 different castes namely, Karkarthar, Ambalathaar, Maravar, Pillaimar and Vaaniyar. Later, Aasari people arrived.

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