10th Century CE Telugu inscription found in Palnadu districtI express Photo I Express
Andhra Pradesh

10th century CE Telugu inscription unearthed

According to the inscription, 6 Aghala of land was gifted to a brahmana Nidumbara of Kasyapa gotra by Machayya, who was ruling from Lumagorala.

Express News Service

ONGOLE : A Telugu stone inscription dating back to 10th century CE was found near Yerragondapalem (Y Palem) village in Prakasam district.

The inscription, which was engraved on a slab, was unearthed by local historian and Y Palem Village Revenue Officer Thurimella Srinivasa Prasad and his team. K Muniratnam Reddy, Director (Epigraphy) of Archaeological Society of India (ASI), Mysore, confirmed the period the inscription belonged to.

According to the inscription, 6 Aghala of land was gifted to a brahmana Nidumbara of Kasyapa gotra by Machayya, who was ruling from Lumagorala.

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