Timeline of Ayyavazhi history

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Ayyavazhi
Theology Ekam Vethan Thirumal Sivan Vaikundar The Trinity
Akilathirattu Ammanai Akilam one Akilam two Akilam three Akilam four Akilam five Akilam six Akilam seven Akilam eight Akilam nine Akilam ten Akilam eleven Akilam twelve Akilam thirteen Akilam fourteen Akilam fifteen Akilam sixteen Akilam seventeen Arul Nool Ukappadippu Uccippadippu Nadutheervai Ula Pothippu Saattu Neettolai Patthiram Panchadevar Urppatthi Sivakanta Athikarappatthiram Thingal patham Kannimar Padal Kalyana Vazhthu
Holy sites Pancha pathi Swamithope pathi Ambala Pathi Mutta Pathi Thamaraikulam Pathi Poo Pathi Pathis Vakaippathi Avatharappathi Primary Thangals Chettikudiyiruppu Agastheeswaram Paloor Sundavilai Vadalivilai Kadambankulam Pambankulam
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The purpose of this

As per Akilathirattu Ammanai the source of Ayyavazhi mythology sect of Hinduism, lists the following avatars

• Neetiya Yuga - Lord Narayana
• Chathura Yuga - Matsya Avatar
• Netu Yuga - Kurma Avatar, Varaha Avatar
• Kretha Yuga - Muruga Avatar, Narashima Avatar
• Thretha Yuga - Vamana Avatar, Parashurama Avatar, Rama Avatar
• Dwapara Yuga - Krishna Avatar

Incarnational era

• 1833 March 4 – Lord Narayana incarnated as Vaikundar in the world and raised from the sea of Tiruchendur, took the
  Thoothukudi District
  .
• 1833 March 5 – Vaikundar stayed in Udangudi.
• 1833 March 6 – Vaikundar reached
  Swamithoppe
  .
• 1833 December/January – The first phase of the Tavam of Vaikundar begins.
• 1836 November/December – The second phase of the
  Tavam
  (penance) begins.
• 1837 December/January – The third phase of the Tavam begins.
• 1839 November/December – The king of
  Suchindrum
  on a state visit.
• 1840 March 3 – After the encounter with the King Swathi Thirunal, Ayya's devotees started their journey carrying Ayya Vaikundar to swamithoppe from Thiruvananthapuram in a Vahana.
• 1840 March 4 – They reached
  Swamithoppe
  .
• 1840 March – The Tuvayal Pandarams begins the Tuvayal Thavasu at Vakaippathi as per the instructions of Vaikundar.
• 1840 July/August – The second
  Vaikundar by Narayana
  inside the sea.
• 1840 August/September – As per the order of God, they quit Vakaippathi and reached Muttappathi and completed the remaining phase of the Thavasu.
• 1840 August/September – The first
  Swamithope pathi
  .
• 1840 August/September – Ayya unified the
  Seven Virgins
  into himself as per their request.
• 1840 November/December – The Six-year Tavam of Vaikundar came to an end.
• 1840 – Muthiri kinaru started immediately after the Tavam of Vaikundar (as per oral traditions).
• 1840 December –
  Akilam by giving him the first syllable of The Kappu
  .
• 1841 January/February – The first Thai Thirunal of Swamithoppe Pathi begins.
• 1841 March 4 – The Ayya Vaikunda Avataram celebrated for the first time.
• 1848 February/March – Ayya along with the followers and virgins reached
  Ambalappathi
  .
• 1848 March/April – The work for the famous Tattuva Kottakai Project begins under the leadership of Perumal Nadar of Paloor.
• 1849 February/March – People celebrated the 16th
  Vaikundar
  . He also organized the Sevvay Thirunal (Tuesday Festival) in Ambalappathi.
• 1849 July/August – Ayya took the form of an age-old man with the name Roma Rishi to bring Kumari Bhakavathi to Ambalappathi. He also organized and dedicated the celebration for Kumari Bhakavathi in Ambalappathi.
• 1849 July/August – After unifying the seven deities into himself, Ayya returned to Swamithoppe.
• 1850 January/February – The foundation stone for the Thangal of Sunda Vilai laid; Ayya participated in the function.
• 1850 March 4 – The foundation stone for the Thangal of Kadambankulam laid. Ayya participated in the function; The seventeenth Ayya Vaikunda Avataram was celebrated by the people along with Ayya there.
• 1850 August/September – Ayya married Bhooma Devi and unified into himself.
• 1851 June 3 – Ayya attained
  Vaikundam
  .

Post Incarnational era

• 1871 June/July – The first
  Swamithope pathi
  constructed.
• 1871 August/September – The first Kodiyettru Thirunal celebrated in Swamithoppe pathi.
• 1892 December – Swami Vivekananda reached Swamithoppe pathi as per some historians.^[1]
• 1939 – Akilattirattu Ammanai, for the first time released in the printed form and circulated among the people.
• 1944 August/September – The first Thirunal begins in the first Nizhal Thangal, Thangal of Chettikkudiyiruppu.
• 1956 – The king of Travancore,
  Chithirai Thirunal (Descandent of the Kalineesan
  series)visited and worshipped in the Swamithoppe Pathi .
• 1961 – The whole remainings of the previous Kali temple found at the spot of the location of Ambalappathi completely removed.
• 1975 – The "Great Masi Procession" organized by
  Swamithoppe
  .
• 1978 – A new
  Swamithoppe Pathi
  .
• 1989 – The
  Akilattirattu Ammanai
  , released. Big controversy arose questioning the removal and reference of additional verses from various versions of texts of Akilam.
• 1990 – A new Flag mast constructed at Swamithoppe Pathi replacing the old one.
• 1990 October/November – The Flag mast and the Temple car included Kodiyettru Thirunal begins in Ambalappathi.
• 1993? –
  Kanyakumari
  .
• 1994 September 17 – Some Anti-ayyavazhi elements mixed a serious poison, Pureton in the sacred water of Mutthirikkinaru.
• 1999 January 1 – The first transliterated version of Arul Nool published in Malayalam by Bala Prajapathi Adikalar.
• 2000 – The Second edition of the (Vaikundar Thiru kudumbam Version) Akilattirattu Ammanai released by Ayya Vaikundar Thirukkudumbam.
• 2006 February/March – The
  Thoothukkudi by the Tamil Nadu Government
  .

• Ayya Vaikundar
• Ayyavazhi in reports by Christian missionaries

Citations

References

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• N, Vivekanandan (2003). Akilathirattu Ammani Moolamum Uraiyum. Vivekananda Pathippakam.
• R, Ponnu (2000). Sri Vaikunda Swamigal and the Struggle for Social Equality in South India. Ram Publishers.
• Gopalakrishnan, R (2019). Holy Akilathirattu Scripture. Akilattirattu India Mission.
• A, Manibharathi (2003). Holy Akilathirattu Descriptive Text (Part 2).
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• Mani, A. Arisundra (2002). Holy Akilathirattu Ammani Recitation Text.