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Korom
Korom (the traditional local pronunciation is "Ko-ro-m") is a village in Payyanur, Kerala. This village have an important place in the history of Communist movement in Kerala. The village is renowned for the famous Hindu temple, Chenankavu Bhagavathi Temple where the Goddess Bhagavathi is enshrined and attracts a number of Bhagavathi devotees. Village also have Muchilottu Kavu, a Hindu shrine where some of the most famous Theyyam performances are being held annually. Another famous theyyam performance of Korom is at Sree Koormba Kavu which is celebrated annually.
== History ==
korom is one of the village near payyannur. Mavila family was the biggest landlords of that area.
Farmers of Korom, Payyanur Farka marched to the rice-godown of the landlord Alakkat Mavila Kunhambu Nambiar and took control of it and distributed the rice stored there among them to protest against the hoarding and black-marketing (happened in 1948). MSP (Malabar Special Police) force arrested the volunteers including KP Kunhikkannan, the leader of the "Karshaka Sangham" upon the request of the landlord. To protest against these arrests people marched to the spot where the volunteers were kept under police custody. Police started firing to the procession, which resulted in the death of a harijan youth called Pokkan. Pokkan was the first martyr in Payyanur Farka in the 1948-movement. This historic incident happened on 12 April 1948. Till this day, April 12 is observed as Korom martyr's day.
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