The Kammas are mentioned by Mr. H. A. Stuart*[4] to be " most industrious and clever cultivators, who, now that g?sha is frequently abandoned, conquer all rivals away from the field — a simple fact that is recognised by several proverbs, which include Kamma vani chetulu kattlna nilavadu (while you tie a Kamma's arms, he won't be quiet); Kamma v?n

This pattern appears to have occurred on migration and immigration, as there could be nobody to dispute the adopters' position.As stewards of the cherished heritage, it is our duty to honor and preserve Kamma surnames and Gothras for potential generations. By celebrating our ancestral roots and upholding the traditions embedded inside these familia