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Encyclopedia > (Paradevathai)

Paradevathai was a mythical figure found in Ayyavazhi, who was the wife of sampooranathevan. Categories: Possible copyright violations ... Sampooranathevan was a mythical figure found in Ayyavazhi mythology, who was later transformed to Ayya Vaikundar. ...


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Payyan dynasty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (358 words)
Some legends says that they were the descendats of Pothukkutty who was the son of Paradevathai and her first husband.
This legend says that Paradevathai after leaving her first husband went to the house of her grand mother on Poovandanthoppe.
One of the male child Paradevathai brought with her though married, died without descendants.
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