Timeline of Ayyavazhi history

Early 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 Human form as Pantaram from Tharuvaiyur of 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 begins.
• 1837 December/January – The third phase of the Tavam begins.
• 1839 November/December – The king of Travancore, Swathi Thirunal Rama Varma reached 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 Muttappathi Vinchai given to 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 Kodiyettru Thirunal celebrated in 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.
• 1840 December – Hari Gopalan Citar woke up at night following an abnormal dream in which God commissioned him to write the 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 Ayya Vaikunda Avataram in Ambalappathi in the Presence of Vaikundar. He also organized the Sevvay Thirunal 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 Flagmast of 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.
• 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 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 Bala Prajapathi Adikalar, from Nagercoil to Swamithoppe.
• 1978 – A new temple car dedicated to the Swamithoppe Pathi.
• 1989 – The Vaikundar Thirukkudumbam Edition of 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? – Ayya Vaikunda Avataram was announced as a holiday by the government for the district of 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 Akilattirattu Ammanai released by Ayya Vaikundar Thirukkudumbam.
• 2006 February/March – The Ayya Vaikunda Avataram was declared official holiday for the districts of Tirunelveli and Thoothukkudi by the Tamil Nadu Government.

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