The Stand Still
Agreement was signed by the Nizam and the Government of India on 29th
November’1947.
The leader of the ‘Join
Indian Union’ movement was Swamy Ramananda Tirtha.
‘Telugu Lenka’ was the
title of Tummala Sitarama Murthy.
Mulla Abdul Qayyum was
the 1st Muslim leader in Hyderabad to join the Indian National
Congress.
Andhra University was 1st
established in the town of Vijayawada.
‘Sribagh’ was the
residence of Kasinadhuni Nageswara Rao.
Wanchoo committee was
appointed to identify implications of the Andhra State formation.
Bezwada Gopala Reddy became
the chief Minister of Andhra State after the elections of 1955.
Moin Nawaz Jung headed
the delegation to represent the Hyderabad State issue in Security Council.
‘Hyderabad in Retrospect’
was written by Ali Yavar Jung.
In Hyderabad State, the
Comrades Association was founded in 1940.
‘School of Politics’ was
conducted at Kanikipadu in 1939 by ‘N.G.Ranga.’
The Communist Party
initiated the ‘Visalandhra Movement’.
The foundation stone
for Nagarjuna Sagar Project was laid in 1955.
The 1st
Speaker of the A.P. State Legislative Assembly was ‘Ayyadevara Kaleswara Rao’.
The usage of paper as a
writing material in 15th century was referred by ‘Srinatha Pandita’.
‘Motupalli’ was the
most important port-town during the Kakatiya period.
‘Porumamilla
inscription’ refers to the rules and regulations regarding the
construction of
a tank.
The court dancer of
Kumaragiri Reddy was Lakumadevi.
The Battle of Bobbili
took place in the year 1757.
Kourukonda Subba Reddy
rose the rebellion in the Godavari Agency area, with the inspiration of the
Revolt of Nana Saheb.
In the place of Board
of Revenue, the Collector’s administration came into existence in the year
1794.
The Dhavaleswaram anicut
was built in the year 1852.
‘Adibhatla Narayana
Dasu’ was known as ‘Harikatha Pitamaha’.
The travelogue
‘Nilagiri Yatra’ was written by Kola Seshachala Kavi.
Kokkaonda Venkata
Ratnam founded the journal ‘Hasyavardhini’.
Erra preggada was the Vidyadhikari
in the court Prolaya Vema Reddy.
Viswanatha
Satyanarayana described Jashuva as ‘Madhurakavi’
The 1st
widow remarriage in Andhra took place in 1881.
M.G. Ranade appreciated
the social service activities of Veeresalingam calling him as ‘South Indian
Vidyasagar’.
The 1st
meeting of Krishna District Congress Association was held in Guntur.
The Tenali Bomb case
took place during Vandemataram Movement.
The 1st
political journal in Andhra was Andhra Prakasika.
The Ceded Districts
were named as Rayalaseema by Gadicherla Hari sarvothama Rao.
The editor of the
journal ‘Brahma Prakasika’ was Raghupati Venkataratnam Naidu.
The 1st
Telugu woman who donated all her ornaments to Tilak Swaraj Fund and burnt her
foreign goods was Maganti Annapurnamma.
The Palanadu Pullari
Satyagraha took place during 1921-22.
‘Andhra Samvardhani
Granthalayam’ in Secunderabad was established in the year 1905.
The lyric’Viragandhamu
techhinamu –Virulevaro telpudi’ was composed by ‘Rama Swamy Chowdary’ during ‘Civil
Disobedience Movement’.
The journal ‘Nilagiri’
was published from Nalgonda.
The 1st
face-to-face war between the British army and the followers of Alluri Sitarama
Raju took place at Panjerighat.
Andhra Jana Kendra
Sangham was formed in 1923 at Hanumakonda.
The Chanda Railway
Scheme was prepared in the year 1883.
The Adi Hindu Social
Service League was founded by Bhagya Reddy Verma.
The ban on Hyderabad
State Congress was lifted in the year 1946.
The capital city of
Assaka Janapada was Bodhan.
The Centre for
Rajagirika school of Buddhists was Guntupalli.
The Chinese traveller,
who wrote that he had seen students by hearting ‘Suhrullekha’ in India was
Itsing.
The ‘Swatagaja Jataka’
painting can be seen in Ajanta Cave number 10.
During the Satavahana
period, ‘Vadhika’ was the guild of carpenters.
Upasika Bodhisri
contributed much for the propagation of Buddhism during the reign of
Virapurushadatta.
Gunga Vijayaditya has
borne the title ‘Tripura-martya Maheswara’ in commemoration of his victory over
Nellore, Kiranapura and Achalapura.
‘Kalyanakaraka’, a
medical work was written by Ugradityacharya.
Hariti was the tutelary
deity of Ikshvakus.
‘Kollabhiganda’ was the
title of Vijayaditya-IV.
Kumarila Bhatta
propagated philosophical school of Purva-Mimamasa.
The headquarters of
merchant guild in medieval Andhra Desa was Penugonda.
The theory that ‘Andhra
and Satavahanas were not one and the same’ was put forth by V.S.Sukthankar.
The Dasa Samaj in
Andhra was established by Brahma Naidu.
The 1st
inscription in Telugu is Kalamalla inscription.
‘Kayastha’ was a caste
of Record Keepers.
The Eastern Chalukya
king who built 108 Narendrasvara temples was Vijayaditya-II.
‘Vignanesvaram’, a
Telugu rendering of ‘Mitakshara’ was written by Ketana.
Navakhandavada Agrahara
was granted to Pavuluri Mallana, the mathematician of the Chalukyan period.
The 1st
Muslim invasion on Warangal took place in 1303.
The number of village
officers during the Kakatiya period was Twelve.
Gangadevi was the
student of Agastya.
The Reddy king who shifted
his capital from Addanki to Kondavidu was Anapota Reddy.
The Ikshvaku king who
tried to involve the intellectual class in agricultural development was Sri
Chantamula.
The Telugu Scholar who
composed ‘Vikramarjuna Vijayam’ in Kannada was Pampana.
Prola-I constructed the
tank Arikesari Samudra.
The Ramappa temple is
an example of Ekasala.
The number of caves in
Bhairavakonda in Nellore district was Eight.
‘Sangita-Sudhakaram’, a
work on Music was composed by Singa Bhupala-II.
