APPSC Group 2 A.P.History 2008 PAPER
The continuous congress
rule in Andhra Pradesh since 1956 was broken by a newly formed political party
in the year 1983.
Rayalaseema Mahasabha
was formed in 1934. Its 1st session was held at Madras.
The Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen
established in Hyderabad in 1927.
M.Annapurnayya was the
1st Secretary of the Andhra unit of the Socialist Party.
Amaravati Stupa was
built during the rule of Satavahanas.
The Hyderabad
Government concluded the Standstill Agreement with the Union Government of
India on 29.11.1947.
The Dictator for the
Civil Disobedience Movement in Andhra was Konda Venkatappayya.
Devulapalli Ramanuja
Rao authored The History of Telangana Armed Struggle.
Parasurameswara temple,
considered the oldest Saivite temple is in Gudimallam.
Potti Sreeramulu
started fast into death for the formation of Andhra State on 19.10.1952.
Tanguturi Prakasam is
called Andhra Kesari for his bravery exhibited during the Boycott of Simon
Commission.
Govinda Rao Nanal was
the 1st President of the Hyderabad State Congress.
Vandemataram Struggle
in Osmania University took place in the year 1938.
In 1932, the Nizam of
Hyderabad appointed a committee under the chairmanship of Aravamudu mainly to
suggest measures for Political Reforms.
The Communist Party was
banned in the State of Hyderabad in 1946.
The 1st book
printed in Telugu is ‘The Bible’.
Hyderabad was the 1st
Indian State that signed the Subsidiary Alliance with the East India Company.
P.Anandacharyulu was
the 1st Andhra to become the President of the Indian National
Congress.
Jiddu Krishna Murthy is
the author of ‘At the Feet of the Master’.
National College at
Machilipatnam was established in the year 1910.
Rajasekhara Charithram is
the 1st novel in Telugu.
The author of
‘Mahaprasthnam’ was Srirangam Srinivasa Rao.
Vijayawada or Bezawada
was the 1st headquarters of the Andhra University when it was
started.
Navabrahma temple is
located at Alampuram.
Pavuluri Mallanna
received Navakhandavada from Rajaraja Narendra.
The maternal gotra
names that are prefixed to the personal names of the Satavahana Kings started
from the time of Gautamiputra Satakarni.
The Military
Achievements of Gautamiputra Satakarni are mentioned in Nasik inscription.
The popular name of
Ramachandra temple at Hampi is Hazara Rama temple.
Commentaries on Vedas
were written under the leadership of Sayana and Madhava during the period of
Harihara-II.
Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah
gave permission to the English East India Company to establish factory at
Machilipatnam.
During the Revolt of
1857, there was an attempt to incite the revolt in Kadapa town of Rayalaseema.
Vennelakanti Raghavayya
played an important role in the anti-Zamindari movement in Nellore district.
‘Zilla-Bandi’ system
was introduced in State of Hyderabad in the year 1865.
Syadvada School of
philosophy was propounded by Kundakundacharya.
Simukha is considered
as the founder of Satavahana rule.
Fort St. George was
built by the English at Madrasapatnam.
The Nasik inscription
of Gautami Balasri was issued during the reign of Vasishtiputra Pulamavi.
The King who bore the
title ‘Kavivatsala’ was Hala Satavahana.
According to the Nasik
inscription of Rishabhadatta the arte of interest during the Satavahana period
was 12%.
The Myakadoni
inscription refers to the word ‘Gulmika’ to mean Feudatory chief.
The Jain philosopher
who composed ‘Samayasara’ was Kundakundacharya.
The Jataka literature
which refers to the defeat of Kharavela, the Kalinga King, at the hands of
Satakarni, the Asmaka king, was Chulla-Kalinga Jataka.
The inscription, in
which Asoka asked the teachers to inculcate the Dharma in the minds of the
students, was found at Erragudi.
During the reign of
Virapurushadatta, Buddism received great patronage in the Ikshvaku kingdom.
The Sidhharthaka
Chaitya referred by the Buddhist literature is identified with the Chaitya as
once existed at Gudiwada.
The Chalukyan king who
is said to have built 108 Saiva temples on the name of Narendra Mrigeswara was
Vijayaditya-II.
Vijayaditya-III is said
to have developed Kandukur on the model of Bezwada.
Bhairava Konda, located
in Nellore district, was a centre of Saivism.
The High Court of
Andhra State was established in Guntur.
During the Satavahana
rule, Nigama Sabhas looked after the administration of Cities.
The Chanda Railway
Scheme Agitation in Hyderabad State signifies the beginning of public awakening
in the State.
Sri Krishnadevaraya
Andhra Bhasha Nilayam was established by Kommaraju Lakshman Rao.
Bezwada Gopala Reddy
was the last chief Minister of Andhra State.
Telugu was the official
language of the Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi.
Vijayapuri was the
capital of Ikshvakus.
The journal ‘Satihita
Bodhini’ was started by Kandukuri Veeresalingam Panthulu.
Eight members signed on
the Gentlemen’s Agreement.
Sribagh Pact was signed
in 1937.
Osmania University was
established in 1918.
The 1st
Kisan School was started by Acharya N.G.Ranga at Nidubrolu.
Justice Party was
started with the aim of safeguarding the interests of Non-Brahmins.
Kandukuri Veeresalingam
Panthulu celebrated the 1st Widow Remarriage on 11.12.1881.
V.N.Suktankar argued
that Satavahanas were not Andhras but Andhrabhrityas.
The battle of
Padmanadham took place in the year 1794.
Ryotwari System was 1st
introduced in the Madras Presidency in Baramahals.
C.P.Brown collected the
poems of Vemana.
Ammaraju built
Rajahmundry.
The author of
Gathasaptasati was Hala
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