The 1st
Chief Minister of justice party Government in the Madras Province was
Subbarayalu Reddiar.
The 1st
President of Andhra Congress Circle was Nyayapati Subba Rao.
The 1st
Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra State was Dr. N. Sanjeeva Reddy.
The 1st
Governor of Andhra Pradesh was C.M.Trivedi.
Dr. Pattabhi
Seetharamaiah wrote the History of Indian National Congress.
The editor of ‘Andhra
Prakasika’ was A.C. Parthasarathi Naidu.
C. Rajagopalachari was
the chief minister of Madras Presidency in 1937.
The ceded districts
were named as ‘Rayalaseema’ by Gadicherla Hari sarvothama Rao.
‘Samastha Gandharva
Vidya Kovida’ chellavva was the court musician of Chalukya Bhima.
Kurnool was the capital
of Andhra State.
Sri Venkateswara
University was established in the year 1954.
Sri Baghpact was made
in the year 1937.
The Editor of the Urdu
daily newspaper ‘Rayyat’ was M.Narsinga Rao.
The Vira Siromantapa at
Srisailam was constructed by Anavema Reddy.
The Kohinoor diamond
was discovered in the diamond mines at Kolluru.
The Italian traveller
who visited South India during the reign of Devaraya-II was Nicolo Conti.
The musical instrument
‘Jalakaranda’ was referred in the Kakatiya inscription of Dharmasagaram.
According to
Kridabhiramam, Orugallu was known as an adobe of drama artists/actors.
Chin Qilich Khan was
the founder of Hyderabad State.
The main point of
difference between Nizam Ali of Hyderabad and the English was ‘The Northern sarcar’.
Moturpha indicates Tax
on looms.
The Wahabi movement was
Anti-British.
The Poligars of Rayalaseema
were suppressed by Thomas Munro.
The Christian
missionaries did considerable service in spreading education in Andhra.
The Rampa rebellion
took place in 1879.
Anantapur was made
headquarter of ceded region.
The 1st
novel written in Telugu literature by Veeresalingam was Rajasekhara Charitram.
Rev-Nobel established a
school at Machilipatnam in 1843.
The Hyderabad Nizam College
was established in 1887.
The 1st
Telugu journal that was published from Bellary was Satya Doota.
The Gentle men’s
Agreement was made in 1956.
Bipin Chandrapal’s tour
of Andhra was organised by Mutnuri Krishna Rao.
N.G.Ranga led the Kisan
and agrarian movements in Andhra.
National college in
Machilipatnam was started in 1910.
The Anti-Drink and
Swadeshi movements were conducted in the ceded districts by Kalluru Subba Rao.
Tanguturi Prakasam Panthulu
started the English daily paper ‘Swarajya’.
C.R.Reddy was the 1st
Vice-Chancellor of Andhra University.
K.Linga Raju translated
Maxim Gorky’s Mother into Telugu.
P. Ananda Charyulu was
the 1st Telugu man to become the President of Indian National
Congress.
The 1st
Nizam Andhra Mahasabha was presided by Suravaram Pratapa Reddy.
‘Sri Krishnadevaraya
Bhasha Nilayam’ was established in 1901.
Burgula Ramakrishna Rao
was the 1st elected Chief Minister of Hyderabad State.
Kasim Razvi was the
leader of the Razakars.
According to the
puranas Pulomavi-III was the
last ruler of the Satavahanas.
‘Bhattiprolu
inscription’ refers to ‘nigama-sabha’ of the Satavahana times.
‘Syadwadachala Simha’
was the title of Somadeva Suri.
Vijayapuri was the
capital of the Ikshvakus.
Vengi was the capital
city of the Salankayanas.
The language used in
the inscriptions of Satavahanas is Prakrit.
Saivisam was patronised
by the Salankayanas.
Gungaga Vijayaditya was
the greatest of the kings of Eastern Chalukyan dynasty.
Rajaraja patronised
Nannayabhattu.
The 1st
Chalukya-Chola emperor was Kulottunga-I.
Motupalli was an
important seaport in the Kakatiya Kingdom.
Jainism was patronised
by the early Kakatiya Kings.
The 1000 pillared
temple at Hanumakonda was constructed under the patronage of Rudradeva.
The traveller who
visited Andhradesha during the reign of Rudramadevi was Marco Polo.
‘Prataparudra
Yashobhushanam’ was written by Vidyanatha.
The popular religion of
the Reddy period was Veerasaivism.
Pedakomati Vema Reddy
was the author of Sangita Chintamani.
Erra preggada was the
Vidyadhikari in the court of Prolaya Vema Reddy.
‘Meruka’ was a tax on
Wet lands.
The literary work of
the Reddy period which gives lot of information regarding the sea-borne trade
is Haravilasam.
Coldwel argued that the
Ikshvakus are originally Telugu people.
The Nasik inscription
of Gautami Balasri was issued during the reign of Vasistiputra Pulomavi.
The Vijayanagara ruler
who tried to strengthen his military positions by recruiting 10,000 Muslim
bowmen in his army was Devaraya-II.
The Persian envoy who
visited the court of Devaraya-II was Abdur Razzack.
The word ‘Salankayana’ means
‘The Holy Bull’.
Robert Sewell wrote the
‘Forgotten Empire’.
‘Sangita Sudhakaram’ a
commentary on ‘Sangitaratnakara’ of Sarangadhara was written by
Singabhupala-II.
Annamayya the lyric
writer was a contemporary to Saluva Narasimha Raya.
Potana was the author
of Virabhadra Vijayam.
‘Andhra Suratrana’ was
the popular title of Kapaya Nayaka.
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