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July 21, 2016

Salankayana Dynasty - Andhra History

Labels: Andhra history at 11:07 PM Posted by Saidul Naik

Salankayana means ‘Vrishabam’ (holy bull). (Appsc Group 2-2011) & name derived from Gothra name. They were the feudatories of Ikshvakus.
Capital City : Vengi/Eluru (West Godavari of Andhra Pradesh).
Period: Ruled from 300 to 440 AD.
Caste: Brahmins (belief).
Symbol of Salankayana: Vrishabam
Salankayana greatly patronized Shaivism. (Appsc Group 2-2011). The Word Salankayana indicates Nandi, the bull of Shiva.
4 coins belong to them found at Ghantasala.
Information is available from 10 dhanashasana’s issued by them.
According to this inscriptions,
They called them as progenitors of Vishwamitra.
They called them as Bappa battaraka Pada battaraka.
Worshiper of foot of father and fore fathers.
Worshiper of Chitra Ratha Swamy.
A god in chariot – Sun god.
In Ptolemy’s opinion, the people called “salankaini” are located to the west of the river Godavari.

Important Kings of Salankayana Dynasty:

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BRIHATPALAYANA DYNASTY

Labels: Andhra history at 11:06 PM Posted by Saidul Naik

Brihat means Vastness + Palayana means Moving.
Ancient Indian Kingdom who were based in the modern state of Andhra Pradesh.
Ruled Northern Andhra.
Ruled between A.D. 270-285.
Samanthas of Ikshvaku became independent after decline of Ikshvaku. The kings of Brihatpalayana gothra were the immediate successors of Ikshvakus.
Kondamudi copper plate inscription (near Tenali) is the only source to know the history of Brihatpalayana dynasty.
Capital was Koduru near Ghantasala in Krishna District .
Kondamudi copper plate inscription, Issued by Jayavarma in around 280 AD- in Prakrit language.
Jayavarma describes himself as the devotee of Maheswara, calls him Raja and patronize of Brahmanism.
Gives information about raise of Brahmanism (shaivism) by pallavans and decline of Buddhism.

Jaya Varma:

Was the only Brihatpalayana ruler known by Kondamudi copper plate inscription.
He gifted the village of Patur in Tenali Taluk to eight Brahmins.

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March 11, 2016

Brihatpalaya Kingdom, Salankayana Dynasty, Kakatiya Dynasty – Short Notes & Important Points

Labels: Andhra history at 12:21 PM Posted by Saidul Naik

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Satavahanas & Ikshvakus - Short Notes with Important Points

Labels: Andhra history at 12:08 PM Posted by Saidul Naik

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October 11, 2015

1500+ Andhra & Telangana History Bits in Telugu Medium for APPSC & TSPSC Exams

Labels: Andhra history, Index Pages at 10:43 PM Posted by Saidul Naik

Andhra & Telangana History Material in Telugu Medium for Telangana State Public Service Commission Exam(TSPSC),Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) Group 1 Group 2 Exams, AEE, Water Board Managers, Drup Inspectors, Motor Vehicle Inspectors Exams.