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The Nagunuru Nayakas were a prominent vassal family under the Kakatiya dynasty (12th–14th century CE), responsible for administering and defending th…

The Kaulas Nayakas were a smaller but strategically vital branch of Kakatiya vassals who controlled the Kaulas Fort (Kamareddy district). Their legac…

The Kayasthas of Panugallu (1239 CE - 1297 CE) were the most powerful and ultimately the most rebellious feudal chiefs of the Kakatiya Empire. Origin…

The Haihaya chiefs were a Yadava (Chandravanshi) lineage tracing their legendary origin to Kartavirya Arjuna of Mahishmati (central India, Narmada va…

The Pallava Dynasty (c. 275 CE – 897 CE) briefly ruled parts of Telangana between c. 310 - 340 CE and later emerged as a major power in South India. …

Mahisha Saka Chutu Dynasty (c.208 CE - c.310 CE) represents a fascinating and pivotal, yet often overlooked, chapter in the history of post-Satavahan…

The Abhiras also called Abheeras, ruled Telanagana from c.208 CE to 280 CE and Maharashtra and Konkan until 375 AD were a powerful dynasty that emerg…

The Jurassic Era and Telangana's Dinosaur Heritage (c. 208 Million BCE - c. 146 Million BCE) The Mesozoic Era, often called the 'Age of Reptil…

Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age or Pura Pashana Yugam) : c. 2.5 Million BCE – 10,000 BCE The Paleolithic Era marks the beginning of human tool use. The…

Neolithic (New Stone Age or Nava Pashana Yugam) : c. 3,000 BC - c. 2000 BC  The Neolithic Age, or New Stone Age, marked a major revolution in human hi…

Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age or Madhya Pashana Yugam) : c. 10,000 BCE – 3,000 BCE The Mesolithic era was a transitional phase characterized by the…

Peddapalli District is carved out of erstwhile Karimnagar district on October 11, 2016. The headquarters of the district is Peddapalli town and Commi…