Mr. Velupillai (Valiyachhan) (1889 - 1972)
Parents were Mr. Kumara Kaimal & Ms. Parvathi Amma. He had 2 brothers and 2 sisters and was the eldest among all. His brothers are Mr. Krishna Pillai and Narayana Pillai & sisters were Ms. Laxmikutty Amma and Gavri Amma. Their Tharavadu name is MAVELIMANNIL. Valiyachhan was in Pershia (now Iraq) before India got independence. On his return, he was appointed as Deputy Tahasildar. In British rule, the highest position enjoyed by an Indian was Deputy Tahasildar.
Ms. Parukutti Amma (Valiyammachi) (1904 - 1986)
Parents were Mr. Narayana Kurup & Ms. Paappy Amma. She had 2 sisters and 1 brother. Her sisters were Ms. Kutty Amma (Champakkara) and Ms. Karthiyayini Amma & brother was Mr. Keshava Kaimal. Valiyachan was married to Ms. Karthiyayini Amma and later as she died very early remarried to Ms. Parukutty Amma. From the first wed-lock, they have 2 children, Ms. Pankajakshiamma and Mr. Shivadas Kaimal and valiyammachi had one son Mr. Ramachandra Kaimal. All other kids are from the Valiyachhan, Valiyammachi wed-lock. (Refer to Family Tree). Its valiayammachi's ability to keep the whole family under one roof as they are her own siblings.
For younger generation, Kanappettil Aeman is Mr. B Ravikumar who is completely invoived in upbringing and teaching ancient kala to young people in the area by opening an organisation like Gothrakalapeedom.
Parents of Valiyachan & Valiyammachy
Ms. Paappyamma Ms. Kuttyamma
Mr. Narayanakurup Ms. Karthiyayeni Amma
Mr. Keshava Kaimal
Ms. Parukutty Amma ( Valiyammachy )
Mr. Kumara Kaimal Mr. Velu Pillai ( Valiyachhan )
Ms. Parvathi Amma Mr. Krishna Pillai
Mr. Narayana Pillai
Ms. Laxmikutty Amma
Ms. Gauri Amma
Around 900 years ago, during war, two sisters of Edappally Rajavamsham was send away from the kingdom for safe being. They were great grand mothers of Elamkoottil family. A Thazman Mattom namboothiry married elder sister and from them the Elamkoottil family started. This Namboothiry is Rakshas Appuppan in our temple. These couple had a son who was mauled away by a tiger, he is Arukula in Mathattikkavil temple. Because of this relation, Thazmon Mattom Thantry comes to our temple for any special pooja occasions.