Devangas are a sub religion of Hindus. They mostly live in the southern states of India such as Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and other Indian states such as Orissa. They are also found in small numbers in remaining states. In some places their names may be slightly different. This understanding is required to identify them properly. Traditionally, Devangas are people who specialized in weaving. They were master craftsmen who understood what kind of thread makes what kind of dress. They knew how to use it the best way to produce amazing materials. They took pride in creating art in clothes. Many ancient kings and rulers have recognized this special talent in Devangas and gave them opportunity to serve their kingdom with it. They may work in various other activities today, but that artistic touch has stayed. Whatever is their work, they are able to bring the sense of beauty and craftsmanship in it achieving amazing results and products. They are respected as great artists in whichever fields they chose to work on. These Devangas are split into multiple sub religions such as Kulachaar Devanga, Shivachar Devanga, Kannada Devanga, Telugu Devanga etc. But all these are only minor variations depending on where they live or what they speak or how the worship. Otherwise they are all united under the same umbrella. Devangas have a good process for their Devanga Matrimony. Each family will announce their son or daughter and a match will be sought by sharing their details to everyone. Once the right person is identified, marriage is planned