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LanguageName CategoryName AuthorName Title TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Aacharya K Sarvottamarao Bhaktha Nandhanar TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature G S Mohan Bhaktha Kanakadasu TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Vidwan Lagadapati Bhaskar Bhaktha Tinnadu TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Dr S Jayaprakash Nayanmarulu TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Dr Samudrala Lakshmanaiah Sadguru Malayalaswamy TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Jalli Raghupathi Rao Sri Narayana Guru TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature P V Arunachalam Vallalar TELUGU Shataka and Child Literature Dr T V Narayana Arshaputra Sathakamu TELUGU Temple Literature Kotikalapudi Kurmanadham Manasa Maadhavam TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature Dr C Narayana Reddy Mandara Makaradalu TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Dr Vanamamalai Varadacharyulu Pothana Charitramu TELUGU Shataka and Child Literature Vemuri Venkata Ramanatham Pranathi TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature Veda Vyasa Sri Venkatachala Mahatmyam Part 1 TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature Veda Vyasa Sri Venkatachala Mahatmyam Part 2 TELUGU Shataka and Child Literature Padipeta and Kakitam Govindadasa Kavi Sri Venkateswara Sathakam TELUGU Temple Literature Vidwan Mudivarthi Kondamacharyulu Srinivasa Vilasam TELUGU Shataka and Child Literature Vemuri Venkata Ramanatham Vinathi TELUGU Temple Literature Prof Sripadha JayaPrakash Alwarula Pasuralallo Sri Venkateswara Vaibhavam TELUGU Temple Literature AsrinivasCharyulu Iramanusha Nuthamdadi Divya Suryalokamu TELUGU Temple Literature K T L Narasimha Charyulu Nachiyar Tirumoli TELUGU Temple Literature K T L Narasimha Charyulu Rathnathrayi TELUGU Temple Literature K T L Narasimha Charyulu Satakopavaksudha Vol I TELUGU Temple Literature K T L Narasimha Charyulu Satakopavaksudha Vol II TELUGU Temple Literature Archakam Ramakrishna Deekshitulu Sri Venkateshwara Swamy Kainkaryalu TELUGU Temple Literature K V Raghavacharya Sri Venkateswara Swami Bramohthvams TELUGU Temple Literature Dr Samudrala Lakshmanaiah Sri Venkateswaraswamy Avataram TELUGU Temple Literature H S Brahmanandam Sri Venkateswaraswamy Darshanam TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Sri Venkateswaraswamy Utsavalu TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Tiruchanooru Kshetram TELUGU Temple Literature Dr Aakella Vibheeshana Sarma Tirupathi Yatra TELUGU Temple Literature Gopikrishna Tirupati Parisara Kshetralu TELUGU Temple Literature Achyutanandagiri Swami Adyatmika Darmikopanyasamulu TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Ananda Nilayuniki Akshara Neerajanam TELUGU Temple Literature Aachaarya Ravya Srihari Annamayya Subhashitalu TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Edukondalu TELUGU Temple Literature Dr Nossam Narasimha Charya Gomatha Jaganmatha TELUGU Temple Literature Yamijaala Padhmanaabhaswami Sri Lakshminarasimha puranam TELUGU Temple Literature Dr Nossam Narasimha Charya NavaNarasimha Kshetram Ahoobilam TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Panganamaala Balakrishna moorthi Ramanataka Vimarsanamu TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature Vangeepuram Rangaswami Ayyangar Ramayana Rahasya Rathanavali TELUGU Temple Literature Prof S B Raghunadha Charya Sakaladevatha Poojavidhanam TELUGU Temple Literature L Gandhi Reddy and Janaki Ramamma Sri Govindanama Vaibhavam TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Sri Kodandarama Swamy Aalayam Tirupati TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Sri Prasanna Venkateswaralayam Appalayagunta TELUGU Temple Literature Korukonda Bhattar and Ramanuja Bhattar Sri Vachana Saurabham TELUGU Temple Literature Juulakamti Balasubramaniam Srinivasa Mangapuram TELUGU Temple Literature Tiruvayipati Raghavaiah Tirumala Tirupati Venkateswara Divya Vaibhayam TELUGU Temple Literature S Gopalakrishna Vande Gomatharam TELUGU Temple Literature Rayaprolu LinganaSomayaji Vedhantha Panchadasi PART 3 TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature Yamijaala Padhmanaabhaswami Vishnu Puranam TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Sri Eragudipati Venkatakavi Vishnumaya Vilasam TELUGU Temple Literature TTD Vividha Devatha Ashtottara Satasahasra Namavali TELUGU Temple Literature Boorugadda Narasimhacharyulu Yatheendra Mathadeepika TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Andhra Kamandakamu TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Basavapuranamu TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Chatupadya Manimanjar Part1 TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Chatupadya Manimanjar Part2 TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Meegada Tharakalu TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Prabandha Ratnavali TELUGU Temple Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Sri Venkateswara Laghukruthulu TELUGU Temple Literature Taallpaka Pedatirumalaachaaryulu Sri Venkateswara Vachanamulu TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Srungaramaruka Kavyam TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Subhadrakalyanam TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Smt Krishna Kota Sugreevavijayam TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Udbhataradhya Charitra TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Veturi Vari Peetikalu 1 Samputa TELUGU General Literature Veturi Prabhakarasastri Veturi Vari Peetikalu 2 Samputa TELUGU Vedic Literature A Venkata Rama Reddy Gita Gowtami Dwitiya Bhagam TELUGU Vedic Literature A Venku Reddy Gita Sudhalahari TELUGU Purana Itihasa Literature A Gurunadha Rao Gurunatha Ramayanamu Bala Ayodhya Kandamulu TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature K Sriramulu Krishnaraya Vijayamu Oka Pariseelana TELUGU Kavya Prabhanda Literature V Durga Prasad Raghuvamsamu Padyakavyamu TELUGU Sankeerthana Literature Iruvaaram Lokanadham Raga Rasaranjani TELUGU Sankeerthana Literature Sistla srinivas Rajamahendri Ramayana Patalu TELUGU General Literature Noori Hanumachharya Nallanaya TELUGU General Literature Dr K Rajagopalan Panchastavi Oka Pariseelana TELUGU General Literature Mahavrathayajula Sankarasarma Adyatma Ramayanamu TELUGU General Literature Y Narayana Reddy Adyatmika Grandha Saramu TELUGU General Literature C Vijaya Lakshmi Andhra Desha Sanstanalu TELUGU General Literature Dr Jandyala Suman Babu Andhra Sahitymlo Jantakavulu TELUGU General Literature Prof M Kulasekhara Rao Andhra Vachana Vajmayamu 1 TELUGU General Literature Dr J Munirathnam Annamaya Alvarulu Tulanatmaka Parishilana 2 TELUGU General Literature Dr J Munirathnam Annamaya Alvarulu Tulanatmaka Parishilana1 TELUGU General Literature S Lakshmipathi Sastri Aparokshanubhuti TELUGU General Literature Dr C V Ramachandra Rao Asoka Dharmasasanalu TELUGU General Literature dr Madabhusini Ranga Charyulu A M V Narasimhacahryula Chaturdi TELUGU General Literature K Veerabhadra Rao Avataratatva Vivechana TELUGU General Literature B Cheeniya Naik Banjara Charitra Sanskruti Pragati Baratedihasa Cinemalapai Janapada Sahitya TELUGU General Literature Dr Galla Chalapathi Prabhavam TELUGU General Literature Dr N L NarayanaCharya Bejanki Devalaya Shilpa Visheshalu TELUGU General Literature Sri Kuntimaddi Bhaktavatsalam Bhagavatsalakrutimanimalika Modati Bhagamu TELUGU General Literature Dr B Ravindra Babu Bhairava Kavi Sri Ranga Mahatvamu TELUGU General Literature Jandhyala Venkateswara sastry Bhakti Rasayanamu 1 TELUGU General Literature Janaswami Subrahamanya Sastri Bhakti Sudha Dwitiya Bhagamu TELUGU General Literature Janaswami Subrahamanya Sastri Bhakti SudhaTrutiya Bhagamu TELUGU General Literature A SrinivasaCharyulu Bhakti Tatvamu Mukundamala TELUGU General Literature M Janakiram Bharata Barati TELUGU General Literature Prof Salaka Raghunadha Sarma Bharata Dvani Darsanamu TELUGU General Literature Dr Mopidevi Krishnaswami Bharatam Dharmadwaitam TELUGU General Literature A Ramanuja Charyulu Bhavadeepika TELUGU General Literature Dr N Lakshmi Narasimha Charya Bodhayana Dharmasutramu TELUGU General Literature Dr N Lakshmi Narasimha Charya Bodhayana Gruhasutramu Mulamu TELUGU General Literature A Ramanuja Charyulu Bramaragitika TELUGU General Literature Rani Hyagriva Sarma Bramhamjnana Kalanidhi TELUGU General Literature P Moulana Chittoor Jilla Tirunalla Geyalu TELUGU General Literature Sri Ramakavacham Venkateswara Sidhanthi Daivajna Drustipadamu TELUGU General Literature M Janakiram Daivaleela TELUGU General Literature Prof Salaka Raghunadha Sarma Dakshinadesa Bhasasaraswatamulu Desi TELUGU General Literature Dr Mopidevi Krishnaswami Dharma Sandehalu TELUGU General Literature A Ramanuja Charyulu Divyavani Prathama Bhagamu TELUGU General Literature Dr N Lakshmi Narasimha Charya Gangiredulata Pradarsana Padhati TELUGU General Literature Dr N Lakshmi Narasimha Charya Gimuta Vahanudu Padyakruti TELUGU General Literature A Ramanuja Charyulu Gopinathuni Venkaiahsastri Sahityaparichayam TELUGU General Literature Rani Hyagriva Sarma Gruhashaddalamulu TELUGU General Literature P Moulana Guru Vignana Sarvasvam TELUGU General Literature Sri Ramakavacham Venkateswara Sidhanthi Guruprabhoda Taravali TELUGU General Literature Srinivasapuram AnanthaCharyulu Haripriya Maghamahatyamu TELUGU General Literature Koorada Ramakrishnaiah Hitopadesamu Dwitiya Bhagamu TELUGU General Literature Devarakonda Seshagiri Rao Hyendava Vivahamu TELUGU General Literature Chilukuri suryanarayana Indrani Saptapadi TELUGU General Literature Kota Bhagwadgeetasree Iyanpa Rendava Bhagamu TELUGU General Literature Duudam Nampalli Jagadguru Vilasam TELUGU General Literature Kalidasu Purushotham Janaki Ramamu TELUGU General Literature T V Narayana Jivamrutamu TELUGU General Literature totapalli Balakrishna Sarma Jivitha Paramarthamu Vedanta Sasanamu TELUGU General Literature Sri
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    Mahabharatam telugu movie Continue Series Plot: Mahabharata presents the history of the throne Hastinapura, the kingdom ruled by the Kuru clan. Kaurawa and the Pandawa brothers compete for rule. Although Kaurawas's father is the eldest of the two patriarchs, Duryedhan, the elder Kaurawa, is younger than the Yudhistira, the elder Pandawa. Both Duryedhana and Judhisira claim to be first in line to inherit the throne. When Bhishma asked For Gandhari's marriage for his blind nephew Dhritarashtra, her brother Shakuni became enraged. Although he later agreed, he swore to himself that he would destroy the race of Kuru. He sowed the seeds of the climax of the Battle of Kurukshetra in the teens of Kaurawasa and Pandavas, poisoning Duryedhana's mind against Pandawa. This leads to a Kurukshet war that leads to conflicts of kinship and friendship, as well as cases where the loyalty and duty of the family take precedence over what is only. The main article for this category is Mahabharata. This category has the following two subcategories, out of two total. Animated films based on Mahabharata (8 P) Movies about Savitri and Satyavan (9 P) The next 90 pages are in this category, out of 90 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (more). Aarawadhu Wanam Abhimanyu (film 1948) Agni Varsha Alli Arjuna (film 1935) Amba Ambika Ammatic Babruwahana (1964) Babruwahana (1977) Bala Bharatam Bhagavad Gita (film) Bhakta Vidur Bhimanjanya Yuddham Bhimsen (film 1950) Bhishma (film 1936) Bhishma (film 1962) Brahmarshi Vishwa Mitra Chandrahas (film 1965) Chitrangad:
  • Astronomical Evidence of the Date of Mahabharata War

    Astronomical Evidence of the Date of Mahabharata War

    1 c ASTRONOMICAL EVIDENCE OF THE DATE OF MAHABHARATA WAR Introduction by Dr.M.L.Raja, M.B.,B.S.,D.O., In the history of Bharat, the most important event is Mahabharata war. Mahabharata war and its date are important in two ways. First of all, in Mahabharata war, almost all Kings who were ruling various parts of Bharat, had participated and thus every region of this Nation had involved in it. Thus, it was a PAN Bharatian event. The second thing is, if the date of Mahabharata war is fixed correctly, then the dates of later events that occurred after Mahabharata war can be fixed easily. This is because, Purana especially Vishnu, Brahmanda, Matsya, Vayupurana and Sreemad Bhagavatham describe the chronology of three kingdoms of Bharat, since Mahabharata war. Thus, Purana had taken the time of Mahabharata war as the sheet anchor. The three kingdoms are, 1. Kuru Kingdom from Pandava till its end, 2. Ikshavaku Dynasty, in which born Gautama Buddha as 24th Prince and hence Gauthama Buddha’s date can be derived correctly and 3. Magadha Kingdom, where the period of reign of various dynasties and kings from the time of Mahabharata war up to Andhra Satavahana dynasty i.e. just before Gupta period, were enumerated clearly. Here Gautama Buddha was contemporary to the Kings Bimbisara and Ajatasatru of Sisunaga Dynasty. Hence, by means of it also, the date of Gauthama Buddha can be derived easily and correctly. Kaliyuga Raja Vriddhanta, a Sanskrit text, describes the chronology of Magadha kingdom even up to Gupta period. Thus, the date of Mahabharata war is the proper sheet anchor, from which the chronology of events that occurred in Bharat, after the period of Mahabharata war, can be derived perfectly and easily.
  • Nannayyabhattu 

    Nannayyabhattu 

    Literary Legends... Nannayyabhattu Chilukuru Venkateswarlu Aadikavi Nannaya Bhattu © Chilukuru Venkateswarlu Year : 2014 SRI RAMAKRISHNA TAPOVANAM Chennai – 600 032, Mobile : 9884708559 Website : sriramakrishnatapovanam.org E-mail ID : [email protected] Typesetting by : R. Anuradha Raghuram, Hyderabad. (9441186831) Aadikavi Nannaya Bhattu In Sanskrit literature Valmiki is the first poet. In the same way, Nannaya Bhattu is the first poet in Telugu Literature (in poetry). Thus Andhra Mahabharatam is the first epic in Telugu. In the same way, Nannaya Bhattu is our Aadikavi. Nannaya has written Aadiparvam, Sabha Parvam and a part of Aranya Parvam during 1054-61 A.C. After him Tikkana Somayazi has written 15 Parvams, in the 14th century from Virata Parvam to Swargarohana Parvam. Errapreggada has written the remaining part of Aranya Parvam in the 15th century. In this manner it took about 2 ½ centuries to complete Mahabharatam in Telugu. Though it took 2 ½ centuries for its completion, it gives an experience to the reader that as if it was written by one single poet, at a stretch. Nannaya Bhattu was a minister in the court of King Rajaraja Narendra during 1022-61. He was actively associated with the King in political, cultural and educational activities. All the enactments of the King (government orders) were made in poetry, in slokas, under the supervision of Nannaya Bhattu. The dynasty of east Chalukyas ruled Vengi desam in the 11th century. Their kingdom spread from Visakhapattanam on the east upto Nellore in south, Markapuram (Kunnoor district) and a few areas in Telangana on the west. The 3 entire east coast of Bay of Bengal was under their control.