16th Century Telugu Inscription Discovered in Andhra Pradesh
In May 2026, a 16th century Telugu inscription was discovered at Sri Bugga Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh.
- The inscription was found on the north wall of the temple at Tadipatri.
- The inscription records obeisance paid by Basavappa, son of Satram Cheruvupalli Kalayya, from Mahimaluru in Udayagiri Seema.
- The carving also shows Basavappa and his wife standing beside a Sivalingam in a devotional posture.
- Tadipatri is well known for its historic temples and stone inscriptions, which provide valuable information about rulers, local chiefs, donors, and religious institutions in the region.
- •Epigraphy refers to the study of ....
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