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Language Telugu Level [36] Series

1. EAP038/6/1

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP038/6/1
Title:
Navasakthi [1937-39]
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
1937-1939
Extent:
1451 images

2. EAP038/6/2

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP038/6/2
Title:
Prajasakthi [1942-47]
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
1942-47
Extent:
3257 images

3. EAP201/1/1

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/1
Title:
Patamvaru Hakku Patras [c 1800]
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku Patra from a family of Patamvaru caste who perform and narrate caste mythologies. Members of this community are nomadic sanchari and they visit many villages in their prescribed area. These Hakku Patras in fact belong to an entire family, not to an individual. The present head of ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
c 1800
Extent:
2 TIFF images

4. EAP201/1/2

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/2
Title:
Pambala Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku Patra from the Pambala community. The Pambala community is found in the border areas of Tamilnadu and Chittoor districts of AP State. These performers were referred to in the Sangha Sahityam of II Century BC. These artists still use Perumba, a brass musical instrument, holding it...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
1 TIFF image

5. EAP201/1/3

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/3
Title:
Katipapula Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku Patras from the Katipapalu. The Katipapalu are a folk performer’s community. 'Kadu' means burial and 'Papalu' is derived from Kapulu. 'Kapu' means to look after. Just like a caretaker he looks after the burial ground. They have a special dress and ornaments. They wear jewellery sy...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
53 TIFF images

6. EAP201/1/4

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/4
Title:
Adi Panasalu Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku patras from the Adi Panasalu. Adi Panasalu caste originated, when Immadishetti Veera Raghava Shetti of Nagarikallu has misappropriated coins from the Government treasury. Fearing penalty, he sought shelter. Later he paid the twelve thousand seven hundred coins to government taken ...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
2 TIFF images

7. EAP201/1/5

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/5
Title:
Budiga Jangalu Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku Patras of the Budiga Jangalu. Nearly 40 folk stories are performed by Budiga Jangalu Ballads. These artists do not belong to any particular caste. Generally Budiga Jangalu artists do not have any rights on any particular community or area. They are general performers and entertain...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
25 TIFF images

8. EAP201/1/6

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/6
Title:
Madiga Jangalu Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku Patras of the Madiga Jangalu. Madiga Jangula are the priests and gurus to the Madiga Community who are found over the entirety India. Nulaka Chandaiahs narrate Jamba Puranam, a parallel mythological story in the form of a mythological recitation. They were given different Hakku Pa...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
2 TIFF images

9. EAP201/1/7

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/7
Title:
Madiga Matam Guruvulu Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Hakku Patras of Madiga Matam Guruvulu, they are the priests to the Madiga Community, found in the Telangana region of A.P. These are called as Nulaka Chandaiah. Nulaka Chandaiah narrates Jamba Puranam, a parallel mythological story in the form of a mythological recitation. They have the...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
7 TIFF images

10. EAP201/1/8

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/8
Title:
Terachiralavaru Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Terachiralavaru Hakku Patras, they are a sub-caste / dependant caste of Yadava / Golla (a Shepherd Caste). Terachiralavaru are one of the eight castes depend on the patron caste of yadavas. Terachiralavaru are also called Bikani in the Nalgonda District. The existing family document rev...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
6 TIFF images