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A Parallel Journey from Ancient Civilizations to Modern Statehood 1. History as a Subject 2. Geography & Environment 3. Sources of Study 4. Ancient & Indus Valley 22. Telangana: Pre-history 5. Vedic, Jain & Buddhist Era 6. Iron Age & Mahajanapadas 7. Rise of Magadha 8. Mauryan Empire 9. Post-Mauryan & Guptas 23. Satavahana/Ikshvaku 10. Harshavardhana Era 11. Regional Dynasties 24. Vishnukundin/Chalukya 12. South Indian Kingdoms 25. Kakatiyas 13. Delhi Sultanate 26. Musunuri & Recharla Nay…

Sri Krishnadevaraya (17 January 1471 – 17 October 1529) – The Greatest Emperor of Vijayanagara – the most celebrated ruler of the Vijayanagara Empire, who reigned from 1509 to 1529 CE. A master strategist, polyglot, poet, and patron of the arts, he is revered as Andhra Bhoja , Kannada Rajya Rama Ramana , and the embodiment of the empire at its zenith. His Telugu magnum opus, Āmuktamālyada (The Giver of the Worn Garland), is counted among the five great literary classics of Telugu. He not only exp…

Nannayya Bhatta (c. 11th century CE) – Adi Kavi (First Poet) of Telugu Language . A poet, grammarian, and the first translator of the Sanskrit Mahabharata into Telugu, Nannayya Bhatta (also spelled Nannaya) is revered as the father of Telugu literature . He wrote the Adi Parvam, Sabha Parvam and a part of Aranya Parvam of the Telugu Mahabharatam. Later, Tikkana (13th century) and Errana (14th century) completed the epic, forming the famous Kavitrayam (trinity of poets). Nannayya was also a schola…