Ghost tree in Wayanad Churam | Karinthandan | wayanad churam
During the British rule in India, they needed a road connecting Wayanad and Kozhikode to transport pepper and other goods from Wayanad to the Bepur port. Annuashananglkkoduvil It is said that Karinthandan, the headman of the village of Chipilithodhu Paniya near Lakkidi, Wayanad, used to descend the mountain every day.
So the British sought Karinthandan for help. At the request of the English, the man showed them the route he knew. They cut the rocks and built the road. However, the man in the village of Paniya, which was a simple invention that their engineers could not do, angered the British. Later, it is said that they killed Karinthandan by plotting. When the road was completed, accidents became frequent here and the reason for this was Karinthandan's evil spirit, and they used a spell to kill Karinthandan. There is also a story here that the soul was chained here... No one has written down the history of Karinthandan anywhere, only some of the stories that have been told orally are the way to Karinthandan's life today.
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