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{{Infobox historic site<br />
| name = Kadavil Malika<br />
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| image = Kadavil Malika.jpg<br />
| caption = Kadavil Malika - Origin of [[Maramon Convention]]<br />
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| built = 19th century<br />
| restored = 10 September 2005<br />
| restored_by = [[Marthoma Church]]<br />
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'''Kadavil Malika''' is a historic place in India, associated with the origin of the [[Maramon Convention]]. It is a house in [[Kallissery]] on the banks of River Pamba and was built by Unnittan Kathanar (1767&ndash;1852) and his son Abraham Kathanar (1822&ndash;1884) also known as Kadavil Achen, in the early 19th century.<ref>http://maramon.org/index.php/history/</ref><br />
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By 1877, there were two factions in the [[Malankara Church]], known as ''Methran Kakshi'' and ''Bava Kakshi''. By a court verdict on 12 July 1889, Methran Kakshi lost all the properties. Just before the verdict was given, on 5 September 1888, 12 members of the Methran Kakshi formed a missionary group called "[[Maramon Convention|Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association]]." This Missionary Movement was started in the wake of the Reformation Movement pioneered by Abraham Malpan, often known as "the Martin Luther of the East".<ref>http://marthoma.in/organisations/mar-thoma-evangelistic-association/</ref> It marked the resurgence of the Ancient Church in Kerala and has given new life and inspiration for the total renewal and mission of the [[Mar Thoma Church|Marthoma church]].<br />
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The 12 founding members met at Kadavil Malika, the house of Chempakassseril Kadavil Mathuchen (1860&ndash;1897) and Chempakasseril Kadavil Abraham (sons of Abraham Kathanar and grandsons of Unnithan Kathanar).<br />
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These 12 members are considered to be the founding fathers of the Maramon convention. <br />
The names of these 12 members are:-<br />
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# Kottarathil Thomas Kasseessa, Chengannur<br />
# Edavamvelil Mathai, Eraviperoor.<br />
# Kottooreth Yohannan, Chengannur<br />
# Chempakasseril Kadavil Abraham, [[Kallissery]]<br />
# Chakkalayil Cherian Upadesi, Puthencavu<br />
# Chempakasseril Kadavil Mathuchen, [[Kallissery]].<br />
# Azhakinal Thommi, Kallooppara<br />
# Nathaniel Upadesi, Chengannur<br />
# Kurichiath (Vattadiyil) Ittiyavara, Niranam<br />
# Arangat Philipose, Maramon<br />
# Ottaplammoottil Kunju Mathew, [[Kallissery]]<br />
# Kochumannil Skariah, Edayaranmula<br />
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''(This historic Kadavil Malika was reclaimed by the [[Marthoma Church]] and was renovated and recommissioned on Saturday, 10 September 2005.)''<br />
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==See also==<br />
* [[Marthoma Church]]<br />
* [[Maramon Convention]]<br />
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==References==<br />
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==External links==<br />
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeatVA_a9Gw Kadavil Malika Video on Youtube]<br />
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20110727070057/http://www.marthomaevan.org/history7/foundation.asp Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association]<br />
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