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032-002724316 Level [36] Series

1. 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

2. 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

3. 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

4. EAP201/1/12

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/12
Title:
Gotralavaru Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are the Hakku Patra of the Gotralavaru. ‘Gothram’ indicates the details of the sects and surnames within the same caste or community. Further details of the Gothram could be observed. People sharing the same, identical Gothram are restricted to marry. It is a taboo. The ancestral history of...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
3 TIFF images

5. EAP201/1/14

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/14
Title:
Beerannalavaru Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
Beerannalavaru Hakku Patras. This art-form is similar to Oggu Kathas but the artists who perform these art forms do not share inter communal relation either in marriage or sharing the dining habits. Hence, they could be differentiated as another community. But the content of ballad is similar. Be...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
5 TIFF images

6. EAP201/1/16

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/16
Title:
Enuti Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
Enuti Hakku Patras. Enuti and Gowdajatti these two sub castes are dependent castes of Gowda caste. Gowds are Toddy tapers. These two castes are having painted scrolls called patams. They also have copper plates separately. The caste mythological stories continue for five days at a streatch. Their...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
3 TIFF images

7. EAP201/1/9

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/9
Title:
Patam Chakali Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are Patam Chakali Hakku Patras. Chakali (washermen caste) are dependant community. Washermen community have further divided into two dependent castes. First caste is called Patam Chakali / Mattamvaru. Second caste in known as Ganjikutivaru. Patam Chakalivaru have painted scroll, copper plat...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
4 TIFF images

8. EAP201/1/10

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/10
Title:
Chenchuvaru Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are the Hakku Patras of the Chenchuvaru. Chenchus are one of the well known tribes of Andhra Pradesh. They lived mainly in the Nallamala forest and hills area. In the medieval period it was Sri Krishna Devaraya, the king of Vijayanagara who gave patronage to the Chenchus. Since then Chenchu...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu and Urdu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
9 TIFF images

9. EAP201/1/11

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/11
Title:
Mandahetchu Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
These are the Hakku Patras of the Mandahetchu. The patron caste of Mandahetchu is Yadava/Golla (Shepherd) who live in the plains. They go in search of pastoral fields. Thus they go to Nellore, which is nearly 500 km from Nalgonda.After his marriage with Ganga, Katamaraju ordered Manda Boyadu (Jag...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
42 TIFF images

10. EAP201/1/15

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP201/1/15
Title:
Korrajulu Hakku Patras
Scope & Content:
Korrajulu Hakku Patras. Korraju is a sub caste of Nayakapodu tribe, inhabited in the Adilabad district area. They are known for singing ‘Padmanayaka Vrittantam, which is their caste mythological narrative. They visit, assigned villages in every three years to collect their Hakku (honorarium). The...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Telugu
Date Range:
17th century-19th cenutry
Extent:
2 TIFF images

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