Joe Shearer
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not all people in kerala trace their ancestry to traders
i have seen many kerala brahmins and nairs who are very fair
i have a namboodiri friend who never traced his history to outside or watever but on net u can find references which say that brahmins migrated from north india to south india
This is their myth-making, which we can smile at when we are by ourselves, and otherwise disregard. Iyengars, for instance, divide themselves into Thengalai and Vadagalai, the southern persuasion and the northern persuasion, and the implication is that the southern ones were the ones accepted by Sriramanujacharya, whereas the Vadagalai were migrants from the north. Genetically, you are aware that there is no difference, none whatsoever.
Come on people lets live in the present ! It hasn't any bearing on your present even if one of your or mine, ancestor was a martian !
Aha! We are rapidly closing in on an important datum.