Kandur-1000 / Kandur-1100: A Millennium of Power, Patronage and Transition (c. 753 CE – 1323 CE) ~1,000 Villages | Major sub-divisions: Irramma-300, Vaddavani-500, Kanne-300, Bodaleti-70 | Marketing Centers: Pangal, Kandur, Gangapur, Jadcherla Kandur …

Haihaya‑Kayastha Feudatories of the Kakatiyas: Warriors, Poets, and Builders of “Vidwad Gadwal” (c. 1190 – 1294 CE) Kandur‑nāḍu | Vardhamanapura & Budapuram | Ranganatha Ramayanam | First Telugu Woman Poet The Gona (or Kona) dynasty (c. 1190–1294 …

Feudal Lords of the Deccan: Kakatiya's "Golden Fort‑wall" (c. 1085 CE – 1323 CE) Cheraku‑70 | Irrama‑300, Kanduru‑1100 | Capitals: Jammulur, Amarabad, Veluru | Language: Telugu The Cheraku Chiefs were a powerful and influential feudatory…

Sriparvatiya Ikshvakus | c. 208 CE – 320 CE | Eastern Deccan Vijayapuri Capital | Vedic & Buddhist Patrons | International Trade | Earliest Copper-Plate Charter The Ikshvaku Dynasty (c. 208 – 320 CE) also called Andhra Ikshvakus or Sriparvatiya Ik…