Venkatadri Naidu
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Venkatadri Naidu was the ruler of a small kingdom in the south Indian State of Andhra Pradesh. He was best known for his contributions to Hinduism and Hindu temples in the Krishna River delta region. He safeguarded Hindu Dharma. His objective was protecting Telugu country from alien invaders. Many of the inscriptions glorified the victories of Venkatadri Naidu and the statecraft he practiced. He renoated and strengthened Amareswara Temple in Amaravati. He was responsible for the construction of temples at Mangalagiri, Ponnur, Chandolu, Chebrolu and Jaggayyapeta.
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- Gribble, J.D.B.; History of the Deccan 1896, Luzac and Co., London.
- Sarma, M. Somasekhara; A Forgotten Chapter of Andhra History 1945, Andhra University, Waltair.
- Sastry, P.V. Parabrahma; The Kakatiyas, 1978, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad.
- Telugu Vignana Sarvaswamu Volume 2, History, Telugu University, Hyderabad (in Telugu).
- Durga Prasad; History of the Andhras up to 1565 A. D. 1988, P. G. Publishers, Guntur.
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