Marumakkathayam was a system of matrilineal inheritance prevalent in regions what now form part of the southern Indian state Kerala. Descent and the inheritance of property was traced through females. It was followed by all Nair castes, Ambalavasi and tribal groups. The elder male was considered the head known as karanavar and the entire assets of the family were controlled by him as if he was the sole owner. The properties were not handed to his sons but to the daughters of his sons or to their sisters.
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| - Marumakkathayam era un sistema de herencia matrilineal que prevalecía en las regiones que ahora forman parte del estado de Kerala, en el sur de la India. La descendencia y la herencia de la propiedad se rastreaba a través de las mujeres. Fue seguido por todas las castas , y grupos tribales. El varón mayor era considerado el jefe conocido como karanavar y todos los bienes de la familia estaban controlados por él como si fuera el único propietario. Las propiedades no fueron entregadas a sus hijos sino a las hijas de sus hijos oa sus hermanas. (es)
- Marumakkathayam was a system of matrilineal inheritance prevalent in regions what now form part of the southern Indian state Kerala. Descent and the inheritance of property was traced through females. It was followed by all Nair castes, Ambalavasi and tribal groups. The elder male was considered the head known as karanavar and the entire assets of the family were controlled by him as if he was the sole owner. The properties were not handed to his sons but to the daughters of his sons or to their sisters. (en)
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| - Marumakkathayam era un sistema de herencia matrilineal que prevalecía en las regiones que ahora forman parte del estado de Kerala, en el sur de la India. La descendencia y la herencia de la propiedad se rastreaba a través de las mujeres. Fue seguido por todas las castas , y grupos tribales. El varón mayor era considerado el jefe conocido como karanavar y todos los bienes de la familia estaban controlados por él como si fuera el único propietario. Las propiedades no fueron entregadas a sus hijos sino a las hijas de sus hijos oa sus hermanas. La palabra literalmente significa herencia de los hijos de las hermanas, en oposición a hijos e hijas. 'Marumakkal', en malayalam, significa sobrinos y sobrinas. La familia conjunta bajo el sistema matrilineal se conoce como y formó el núcleo de la sociedad en Malabar. El derecho consuetudinario de la herencia fue codificado por la Ley de Madrás Marumakkathayam de 1932, Ley de Madrás N.º 22 de 1933, publicada en el Fort St. George Gazette el 1 de agosto de 1933. Malabar formó parte de la Presidencia de Madrás en la India británica. En la Ley de Madrás Marumakkathayam de 1932, 'Marumakkathayam' se define como el sistema de herencia en el que la descendencia es trazada por mujeres, y 'Marumakkathayee' significa una persona regida por la ley de herencia Marumakkathayam. El sistema de herencia ahora está abolido por la Ley del Sistema Familiar Conjunto (Abolición) de 1975, por la Legislatura del Estado de Kerala. (es)
- Marumakkathayam was a system of matrilineal inheritance prevalent in regions what now form part of the southern Indian state Kerala. Descent and the inheritance of property was traced through females. It was followed by all Nair castes, Ambalavasi and tribal groups. The elder male was considered the head known as karanavar and the entire assets of the family were controlled by him as if he was the sole owner. The properties were not handed to his sons but to the daughters of his sons or to their sisters. The word literally means inheritance by sisters' children, as opposed to sons and daughters. 'Marumakkal', in the Malayalam language, means nephews and nieces. The joint family under the matrilineal system is known as Tharavad and formed the nucleus of the society in Malabar. The customary law of inheritance was codified by the Madras Marumakkathayam Act 1932, Madras Act No. 22 of 1933, published in the Fort St. George Gazette on 1 August 1933. Malabar was part of the Madras Presidency in British India. In the Madras Marumakkathayam Act 1932, 'Marumakkathayam' is defined as the system of inheritance in which descent is traced by females, and 'Marumakkathayee' means a person governed by the Marumakkathayam law of inheritance. The system of inheritance is now abolished by The Joint Family System (Abolition) Act, 1975, by the Kerala State Legislature. (en)
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