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Hyderabad was capital of Deccan Subah as part of the Moghul Empire. In 1831 Nizam sold away Northern Circars ( Northern Coastal Districts of AP ) for a cash of Rs. 1.66.66.666/- plus military services to the British merchants.
Salabat Jang ceded Nijam patnam ,Machilipatnam and Kondapalli to the East India Co. of the British on 14.05.1759 . In 1800 Nizam ceded Kadapah , Karnool, Ananthapur and Bellari to the British in lieu of Military service by the British. So, History shows that Coastal Andhra districts have payed well in the past for the development Erstwhile State of Nizam and of course for the richness and luxury of the Nizams. ( Apropos Madhu Yashki 's ( a MP ) deriding comment at MPs from non Telangana regions who met Sri Krishna committee , which is probing the present day political crisis in the State of Andhra Pradesh .)(12.09.2010 ) Madhu Yashki’s unpleasant comment stating that Coastal Andhra MPs have fattened their belles by drinking Gandipet waters of Hyderabad speaks volumes of his state of mind and fallen democratic values. It also shows how much respect that he pays as Member of Parliament of India , to provisions of Constitution of India regarding One Country and One Citizenship ideal. If the Rhetoric of Demagoguery of Separate Telanganaists are allowed to continue further All India spirit would certainly gets eroded not only in Andhra Pradesh but also across the Country of India, i.e., Bharat. Madhu Yashki might be relishing drinking Gandipet waters because the Dam was built under the aegis of Nizam of Hyderabad. For the very same reason , now onwards , he may stop drinking the Gandipet waters if he comes to know of the fact that the Dam was not built by Telangana Engineer but by a Coastal Andhra Engineer. He must be Surprised to know the fact that Gandipet ( Osman Sagar Dam ) and Hussain Sagar Dam ( Tank Bund ) were designed and built by Sri Mokshagundam Visweswaraya who was brought from outside Telangana by Nizam.
Nizam was the First ( One of the ) Indian ruler(s) to sign Wellesley’s Subsidiary Alliance in which the Indian King who signs such alliance becomes permanent ally of the British.
Essence of Subsidiary Alliance is that the British maintain sufficient Military to guard against external aggression , if any. Military expenditure was met by revenues form surrendered districts by the Nizam.
Revenues from remaining lands in his possession thus became surplus .History of such selling , leasing and surrender of various districts are as follows: Salabat Jang ceded Nijam patnam ,Machilipatnam and Kondapalli to the East India Co. of the British on 14.05.1759 . In 1800 Nizam ceded Kadapah , Karnool, Ananthapur and Bellari to the British in lieu of Military service by the British. And when Nizam’s Soldeirs stationed at Gollapudi revolted for want of Salaries he sent His Dewan to Rajahmundry to reach an agreement - to lease out Coastal districts - with the Company. And as a result on 12 th November 1766 Nizam leased out Circar districts – Rajahmundry , Eluru, Mustafanagar ( Kondapalli ) , Chikakole for an annual lease of Rs. 9.00 lakh per anum. Click the following buttons to visit my other Websites:
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This book "A Tribute to the Ancient World of India" is written by author DVS Janardhan Prasad, BE,MA(History), MA(Sociology), MA(Astrology) LLB, after prolonged research in order to bring in Historicity to the Personalities, Places and incidents mentioned in our scriptures like Puranas, Itihasas, Vedas, etc.,
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Title Page No. Preface Author’s List of Maps List of Pictures and Photos List of tables . Index 1.Introduction. 1 2. Vedic Literature. 10 3. He is Brahma Prajapathi, not Pasupathi. 30 4. PRIEST KING is Brahma Prajapathi. 36 5. Its Sacred Lotus Pond, not Great Bath. 42 6. Nandiswar, The Dharma Devata 47 7. Three Moral Monkeys. 52 8. TRIPURAS, the Three Cities (PartI) 56 9. SAPTA SINDHU RIVERS. 61 10. Punarnavasya Sanatanam. 76 11. The Great Deluge and after. 82 12. The Alakapuri. 87 13. KUBERA. 94 14. Vastu Sastra. 99 15. Vaijayantam. 108 16. Aparajitam. 118 17. TRIPURAS (Part II). 126 18. CHATUR YUGAS (Part I). 129 19. Brahmacharya, the practice of continence 137 20. Brahmacharin, the Student. 142 21. Gruhasthashrama Dharma. 146 22. Sanskrit Language. 149 23. Meters of Vedic Hymns. 154 24. Gayatri Mantra. 159 25. Sanatana Dharma. 162 26. Brahma Sanatanam. 165 27. Institution of Rudras 173 28. DEVI, the Eternal Mother. 180 29. The Triambakeswari. 185 30. Sapta Mataram. 187 31. Sita Devi. 190 33. Sutas and Magathas. 204 34. The Marutas. 212 35.. The Dasushe. 219 36.. The Sudas Wars. 225 37. Shri Rama. 232 38. Lord Shiva. 243 39. Shri Lakshmana. 249 40. The DEVAS. 254 41. Varuna, King of the West. 258 42. INDRA, King of Devas. 261 43 .Sapta Rishis. 264 44. Race and Culture. 266 45. Yaksha, Gandharva, Kineera peoples. 268 46. Parswah Jana. 274 47. NAGA LOK. 280 48. CHATUR YUGAS (Part II). 283 49. Evolution of Hindu thought and Religion. 293 50 References:(Bibliography & Webliography) 301 |
