People from there started inhabiting on the banks of river Cauvery and one such village formed as Rudrapatna. Sanketis, as they were known, practised Vedas and music. While Dikshitars and Somayajis performed Yajna and Yaga, others spent most of their time learning Shathavadhana, chanting of Veda and music.
Individuals from that region began settling along the Cauvery River's banks, resulting in the formation of Rudrapatna village. Sanketis, as they were referred to, focused on studying Vedas and music. Meanwhile, Dikshitars and Somayajis conducted Yajna and Yaga rituals, while others devoted themselves to learning Shathavadhana, reciting Veda, and playing music.