| Kumbanad Family, Kerala, India. | |
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| The founding father of the Kumbanad family [Kumbanattu Kudumbam as it is known in Malayalam] was Easaw Panicker, who lived in the latter half of the 18th century. The beginning of the family can be traced to the arrival of Yohannan Sanyasi, the 'Patron Saint' of Kumbanad, on the scene. He was originally a Hindu named Krishnaswamy, belonging to the Vellala Brahmin caste, who became a Christian. He left a comfortable State Government job and traveled north in search of Christian Fellowship. He reached Eraviperoor, just a couple of miles west of Kumbanad, in AD 1758. This was 18 years before the Declaration of Independence in America and before the British got a firm foothold in India | |
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