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ing Manikyarao Raniarao, to be Mannavar of the whole
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(26) Ibid _ 308. "The Subhohdar of the Deccan bestowed

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(64) Q. Mackenzie K. D. M. P-344

^'Mwhuieepatnam Council
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(65) G. Mackenzie -K. D. M* F-3H "The ftrtt step of

nephew, Venkatadri was to imprison his uncle's son*,
alias Papayya and Chandrtmottli*
M

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1

(66)
^ Ibid t Mfa "^w'lppr
the
Madras Govt that it would be well ifhis w

divided with Vasireddi Lskshm?|>athj second brother of the

the Rajah Mouli, whom Basalat jung had temporarily elevated
in 1771."
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Guide to the records of Machula I)t Vol. I

Nandigama 2!-S*8S "1. Vasireddi

the Zamindar of Nandigama a ho the 0f
Murthuja Nagar mnder the Subha* The
been in arrears to the Subhi, to fa

under the management of the thr

Naik of the Ountur circar, the
with a large army, plundering on the

2, Aciram Jchtn the to the

hand him over to him f the w

the devastation caused by Ackntm khan.

3. The chief and council infoiw Ackram khan tlwt Jc

should detkt from ravaging the country and the aEtmtindttf
that he should do nothing to disturb the
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441785 :

Ibid 25-3-'85_ "V. V. N. Zamindar'of

(72) Nandigama
driven away from his Zaimndari by Syff Jung, an agent of
the Nizam. The Zairundar seeks protection under the
company. The chief and council gave him protection in the
Peta of Machuleepatam and direct Syff
Jung to with draw
immediately and Lt. Mac Neil at Kondapalli to take such
measures as to make
Syff Jung and his army to withdraw.
The circumstances were communicated to the resident at
Hyderabad and the Government and council,"
Ibid-28-3-'85 2. "Syff Jung informs the chief
(73) and council that
V. V. N. and Thirupathirao who are in
large arrears to the
company, may be handed over to him. The chief and council
resolve not to hand over
Thirupathirao, Syff Jung is ordered
to withdraw. 3. V. V. N's
troops are accompanying to
Nandigaima under the escort of European
troops to protect the
country from Syff Jung's depredation.
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some villages - Ni?.nm** orders la

V, V, N* taken in

Ibid 20-9-*85 - J, The

(75)
that he would pay the i nnd ittiti IK to

not able to the by

2, The chief the ifial if the
effects are not to IP
mid '
Jf the
inhabitants of hi by tie
his land$ arc not h will few tte

3. lie t!tt)l

sent bade, that hit wart not AM! tint hii

were to
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(76)
Ibid- 9~128S _ Nandigama -
Syfflurig, In Mn
1.

inroads into the district, devastated the country of

kota Kodandaram, the renter of that country, com-
pensation from V. V, N, for the losses sustained by him,

2, Vasircddi Raghavayya complained that he

Raja win
unnecessarily forced t-> leave the district by the
action of Vasircddi and requests that the lives of his
and his brother may be saved*

3* The chief and comncil have issued an order to V. V.

to release Lakshmipathi Naidtt and retorti hh a af0
the effects of Venkatachalara, to t to to
settle about the losses sustained of SyfT
by the
to rebuild his fort and to pay the due to
V. N. did not do any one of to
LakshmipathI Naidu*
4. When LakshmipathI Naldu WM on hit way to
V, N. way laid him and prevented him to
Machulapatanpu

Lakshmipftthi Naidn ctaims a

5. In tie 0f
Nandlpma as he has an right to Is with V* N,
6. The and oounoil
chief to the ft4
council the reactionary behivlowr of V. N., the of
Lakshmlpftthi Naidu to the to tktt of V f

and the misconduct of the the

91
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(77) Ibid
22-1 Nandigama* "The chief reports to the Governor ^85
and council that tie has received
- that a
'has .ayfoen 'between V. N. and Syff Jwng and that such
;

would be'CGTitimm! so long as the of ChintapftlH

to the terr Itoiy.
(V. W.) holds, the ^amtodtr! of

(78) Ijnd 29-1^85 ~ Nan<flgama - "I.

N4i4tx\cbpkpUib$' to the chief that V*
- N. is til
He
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requests the chief to prevent him frow committing

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Wid- 11-11786
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(b) The policy of remavitijttStc

(c) The promise of LalJimipiit Naidti

11, They thit lift bat

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Ibid - 24-2r-*86 "1- Captain Scomler reports that V, V. N.

(80)
has agreed to send his Vakil as his fort at Chinfapalli is being
threatened and he is la constant expectation of being attacked
by Sfyff Jung where is army his encamped nearly*

2. .

BB$ presence is essential - Reasons*

(a)
The .right of succession to the Zamladarl has to be
ascertained.
1

, ,

.;
(b) fib, has, been, exceedingly reprehensible In levying war
.

.agaimt his relative Latehroipathi Naidu, his

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Zamlndari is'abo^t to be
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(81)
Ibid - 1~3~'86 Nundlgarna - Seizure of the fort
1. Capt Scouler informs the chief chat the fort of

gama has been washed away, is not in a fit of

2 Magalto fort Is In a fairly suit he

taking it soon*

V, N* drained water of a tank, 10

1

3, the

prevent Syff Jung from camping In the

4* Captain Scouktf thinks
Mg
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5* The chief and'cowfotl Inform the tltt the

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(83)
Ibid -,29~3~*86 ~ Zamindar and Syff Jung -
:

;
Vakil .went to pay the arrears* (
,

(84) 2f-il-87
~ V* N. Ztmtedtr of both.

(85)
Ibid ^ m~'fe V. V, N, (Naodigama) is OM of those' m
-<wiM>m th$ company pltc^s tittle .reliance far the of
the btkwe. ,He in bis other of Chlntato*
pudi uiider the, ^izwrt He
summons;' HB Vafcfl at th!*
1

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that
mmttot give us Any information 10 fcow or he will; be
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(V2992
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7
1789

(V 2997 i 150) 1789

-
(86) 4-l-'89 Nandigama -*. Payment of arrtaus
Guide to Guntur - V, V. N. summoned to Machula
of arrears - called for.
explanation
-
(87) Ibid 2-4-89 V, V.

7
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ii * .#. 1789 <a^Q?<oac> 81sS

1

(V 2957-^ 148)

1791

v,

(Zamindar's

misconduct - Karnams called for to iho Zamindari- Mr Cackr&ne

altered order of the Karasins)

28-9-1791
-0^

rfV

(88) 16-10^89 Letter toCbtotaptllu Vakil $eat

'Guide to; Onmtur ^- P-148 ^31-12-1789 ChintapfttU.

(89)'
Mtiiwvtr right tow mot by thU
the Muikyttcao It*

-
/$0),
Ibid - l^?-"91 * Zambdtf $
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;

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(fictitious

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1791 18-tf
w^we6
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("The ChimapailiZamindar
treated the Machulapatnam Council with disdain.**)

CO
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12-55 S^pc43
aMjkdJ % dSt^S'^Ki
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(Vol.2889)
v 7
1798

(91)
Ibid 11^10^91 - V* V, N*$ return to Oumur two
befdre time - asks for provisions for his mew*

(92) Guide to Ghmtttr - 18-10^9!

| not
giving him allowances for stay at Ouatitr*
 2889 - P-178, 180)
(Vol

i. . 1794 jrarfB lOsS lisa

(The proud chief)

. 1794 2*"& 26-:$

7cm^ accommodation,
'

Dr. FitzerattL
3,^2-93 .Examined V* N. and reports that he is suffering
,

'
from Fistula, He undertakes to heal If by external application (

of 'medicines as the patient does not want an operation to be

'

performed,

(94) Ibid - P- 188 - 10-2^94 -., Vasireddi left for

- 26^6^94 Mantiri Venkatesam to the

Ibid * i

h to
'
Collector that Vasireddl prevents a
a bto 'foi the Hquiijation of the

complaim
to 'put
who
1

to death for havitig refund to send'hlto his 1$

'a slugfett He also subequ*tttly .

that his
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(97) Ibid Claim of Chandramouli - 3*7*94 f

2-9-94 - V. N< pays allowance Ri* 100 for

Ibid 199 - 3ft-6~*95 V, V. N* 10 the
(98)
that as the space in the Chtntapalli fort Is it

neither possible nor convenient for the to

their soldiers there.
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1795 "&>ow^
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3047 -
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( tfee for hi$
u4 gocd oonduct* Vol 2691
40-41} !^

- l"-7-*95 - IX Col. -
Two
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to^ttfce poss^ttioidi of the without putting

f
ar s family to ;

inwfiveiena f
000) !Mfd 4*SU'95 ^CSom^Iatnt About
;

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to 'C0Becto^ -
Da&arth Ja

102
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(Vol

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P
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-5-850 J5SA8 (Vol.

1790^

fifi^^ 5^10^95 , .

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Chaudramouli states that he is the real to the

Zamindar and proposes that he is to pay sn

tribute. Thia person 1$ summoied* He that i

couple of peons may be sent to his 10

puram where they will not be by V* V, 14 *

2992 -II)
(Vol.
Guide Guntut 12-OU*96~
to
"(102)
complains that the Zamindar has one
of all his property md has turoed him out of the

Thi is gmn to the Vakil of the 10

master*s twwer. (Vol 2992 - 1 86)

103
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w'SSib. sSWab, 8F*e6*r&B efc TWfc.

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,
L
Venka tadri " Nay udu himself was for a time placed
(G. Mackenzie f

under a guard .at Gtmtur. The proud chief was obliged to

recognise the fact that he could no longer use force tie

power *of the East India Company, But what weapons were still
i
i

left to' him he did me and by intrigue and careful

to Extend his power for twenty more*
179'6 Xb

(103) 20~2~~'96 Vasireddf Chandramottli - for hi$

'

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remaining .

in Divi - Feat of V* V. M * Orders

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Encroachmente^Tfce Board, on the complaint of thfe Collector
1

of thmtttr, orders that the Collector %

1

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BhItaa, ISfarayana Rao, -thai he improperly
'. VdJBiilrediii is jwst A$ has not
fttepre^itetioa
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encesto the.jBowd*
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,

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Guide to Qtmfut - 9-I- f96 -^ Zamindttr** ^i T^S? s^r
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v Request to Collector for withdrawal of

to go to
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1796

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(106) 12_2_'%_ Govt's con&eat togotoTMrupath! - The Navob

is requested to apconunodate him on his journey,
2&4-'96, 6-3->96, 1-5-96 -
Thinipathi. (3047 - 742, 782)

{107) fold
- 10-3-.'96 _ Cfaan4ramouli's request to Collector to
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restore Elm.

(108)
Ibid _ 2X*5_96 - Petition to Collector ^ Fail of crops for
10 years Kaboliath*

106
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(109) P-205 - 26_8-*96Captain Powolft troop

Complaint to Zamlnder thatthe Sepoyt ar insulting and

10?
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had determined to get rid of a trttw of
energetic days, he
Chenctius who pillaged his Zamindarl and so, inviting ISO

of the men of the tribe to a fetst, he had them ail bthctded.

Remorse overwhelmed him tor hit treachery and whenever he

sat dowa to hh meals, the grain turned into inict*

"
popular legend.

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(113)
G* Mackenzie - KD. M. P-I65 "Additions were made to
the temple at the close of the lat century by the Rajth
Vasireddt Venkatadri Naidu^ who removed his residence
from Chlntepalli to Amaravathi, because a battalion of
Cbmpany** sepoys had stationed at Chinttptlli to
him in order*"

Ibid -. <He never returned to Chintapalli after it had

f
been by Compaity s sepoys aad fixed hi$ residence'
it Amarftvathi, lower d^wri the fiver i
baok n
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and the Ztolindtrt in

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8J 113
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from his family of it mm

to curb Ms by a in the fort
xum$ary
and built a new town *

119 1 "ft *&&**

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1791 rfsSo^&ber* tfXbfc>^ 73

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14-4-1846 R)S

aThe title of Mamie Sultan

( was purchased from the
Nizam by a Nuzzer of a Lakh of
Pagodas.")

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the title of Manmra SItt% tomtoally because he extirpated
but la coBsidemtloa of i lakh 'of gcnt f
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(118) Mackenzie "Aaother records
the reconsccration of the Tbtf
temple by <
perhaps
after some pollution by Muhammadans,**

120
 ("'Expected a treasure,")

r'ia ^tox* iSSj* i"j/w*o

C^>

1797
o

oSb|W*rS5 IP ^^loli XS"najiS&e)07T S!ibo&

G. Mackenzie - K, D- M* - P-I66. "It seems to

(119)
Hindu herds-boy some pleasure when he knocks the noso or
arm off a delicately chiselled figure **

(120) Ibid
- P-164 "It was Rajah Vasireddl Venkatadri Naidtt
who, in searching for building materials* first laid open the
famous Buddhist carvings at Amaravathi, so well known now
ff
to savants all over the world.
a lt was in to obtain stone for these buildings that
the Rajah f s people unearthed portion of the famous Buddhist
ruins at Amaravathi, first described by Colonel Colin
Mackenzie* 1 *
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C. C. Madcenzic - Asiatic researches f&t 1807 - Vol IX

(121)
P. 272.

122
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464^^ P"^C&, (Asiatic Journal)

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S'o^rfb, a^bfc) >D ooiCsJ) "^"grfb. 1855

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(K. D- M* R 166. - Revd W, Taylor says it was
never surpassed at any time or place and another author says that
this is the most interesting monument of antiquity, east of Greece.)
1867 er* -afrW
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1881 ST^v^- ^ 1

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(122) O. Mackenzie - K* D. M. - P. ie4* "They greatly assisted

R* Sewcll in his investigations and it was through their
courtesy in Dec, 1881, that Dr. Burgess was enabled to
enter the temple and inspect the inscriptions not withstanding
the opposition of the Brahmins***

123
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new town with Palaces and at Amaravaihy - and built a

lofty Gopuram at Mangalaglri besides numerous Pagodas at Amara-
, Chebrolc etc/)

fe,

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(123) G* Mackenzie -K. D. M. P-3U ~- c

Where* at a
he laid out and a palace, the
of which covered with of was
1*
admiration of the District.

(124) Ibid P* 164 "The from

to take ttp' their abode to laid out
at right angles, planted Also sec Amara*
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Guide to Ountur 17-5-4835.

(125)
27-9-*97 - Ankanaldu t the eldest SOE of the Zamindar of
Dovarakota plundered his father*s house at Naidupeta
and had absconded* The Collector^ orders are requested for
strict search. He is suspected to be taking shelter with
Vasireddi Venkatadri

120
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(126) G. Mackenzie - K. D. MLP-325.

(127)
O. Mackenzie - K. 0. M. P. 311. *

lawless voileuoe on the part of V, N. was In 1798 when

he turned out of Cbintalapadu Vasiredd i Chandramouli, the
fourth son of Peda "
Ramalinganna

130
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Oulde to Ountur - 13-41-1801 **The Coltcdor reports

(128)
to board that VasireddI T when he to receive presents

paid the whole dues. When he was the settle*

ment of the KoUuru village, he to pay t rent of
Madras R$ 40GO This Is a reasonable and the village mm
may be rented to him for years as he is very prompt
in payment of Ki*t"
Ibid - 9-OU Honours for V* V* N.
(129)
of Machulapttam District -
Guide to the records 01 1

"In 1802 ? Oovernnnent Introduced getdement

the MachulrpatAin District* Each has to pay a
Pe$hca$h calculated on 2/3 of the half the produce
the, lands*
n
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K, D. M. P-312. "In 1802, when the
permanent settlement was made, he had influence sufficient
over the village Karnams to conceal the real value of the
territory under his control and so obtained an unduly
favourable settlement from the Madras Government* He
thus derived a large Income from his village**" Ibid, 348.
"Especially that of V. V. N., Peshkush was not only
too being based on fictitious accounts
low-, but was *tU
further reduced by the Board of Revenue of Madras anxiou;

that the permanent settlement should be moderate*"

133
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his territory. If e took the quarter of Repalle
Zamindary of a debt due by the Manlkyarao
in satisfaction

family* He purchased Kolluru and Nteampatnam, sold for

of revenue, and rented a part of the Vlnukonda
Zamindaii On the Machulipatram side of the river, he
pErchased 'tnaguduru, Akutaznannadu, and the six {glands*
1

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brought
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(144) Guide to Guntur ,

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silver and once in gold U> Brahmam.'*

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(162) O. Mackenzie - K. D. M* - P. 203
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much of the destruction o'f the old Hindu Temples in

Chebrolu was due to the search for hidden treasure at the

V. V. N,, Zamindar of
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**He was again placed in power in Poona and was given for
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ln November 1815,
the Pindaris plundered Munagala and Kumara Bandar and
in March 1816, they entered the district near Pemiganchi-
prolu and passed south by Nandigama, crossing the river to
Amaravathy they spread over the Guntur country and passed
9

by way of, Narasaraopet and .Vintikonda to Ktmbam, a

regiment of light cavalry* following hot pursuit, but never
overtaking them* Their ravages are still remembered."

(186) G, Mackenzie ,- K,
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the towns. People took shelter on this hill and there with-
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had been managed by two confidential Brahmins, Sabnavis
Antanna Pantulu and Potturi Kalidas. These two veterans
now took each one of the adopted sons of their deceased
patron and commenced the litigation which has ruined the
family, Subnavis Antanna Pantulu persuaded the elder
adopted son Jagannatlia Babu to claim the whole property
on the ground that the adoption of the younger lad Rama-
natha Babu was invalid, while Potturi Kalidas stood by
Ramanatha Babu in his claim for the Chebrolu portion
which the late Rajah had destined for him,

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G. Mackemie - K. D* M. - P. 314 _ "That in 1818 only
two years afterwards, the copper sheets were stripped off the
roof of the palace at Amaravathy and were
despatched to
Subnavis Antanna Pantulu at Machulapatam to
defray legal
expenses. Where all the money went not one seemed to
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began, between the two youths; the Collectors of Guntur and

Machulipatam attached the greater part of the estates for

arrears and the downfall of the family was very rapid/'

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of Appeal The Collector copyuf ttie of
the Board - 00 the opinion of the for by the

AppeUitc Court that both the adopted re to

equal portions and that the had an

portion in his lifetime, the are to
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adopted son is entitled to a moiety front bi$ a certain
sum to the elder,**

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both tired of the recommended to them to withdraw
suit* I

and to settle the matter amicably* The younger is, of course^

anxious to do this, The elder likewise expressed his willing-
ness, but his native advisers are against it, and I imagine the
suit will proceed-**

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Madras to bribe Pandits and
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O. Mackenzie K. D. M. - P-3I5 "On the 1 4th of March

1832, the Sadr Court at one Judgment
For the three pending The was to the effect
that Chava mm not by Jagannatha
Babu, that the brother, was duly
adopted by Rajah Venkataclri, md m
md Ramanatha Babu were undivided the widows
Atchamma and entitled to
froro the date of their death* This decision
gave to Ramanatha Babu what was n0w left of the of
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(199)
Moore's Indian appeals - Vol V - Page 192 "The Court
direct that whatever lands the Collectors of Guntur and
Maanlipatam, may have in their charge belonging to Vasireddi
estate, and attached under order of the Provincial Court be
delivered over to the petitioner, Ramanatha Babu."

(200) G, Mackenzie - K. Di M* P~315. "His management was

not successful and in iome respects was fraudulent as he
accepted for his own purpose large sums when granting leases
on unduly low rente/*

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grand SOBS of his cousin live on un allowance givctithcm by Govt.

They greatly assisted R. Scuell* in hfe investigation* und it was
through their courtesy In Dec, 1881* that Dr ha* enabled
to enter the temple and inspect the imcrtpttom, not withstanding
the opposition of the brahmins.** fed5

Memorial of V* Lafcshminarasimha Naulu * P. 5. "That

(201)
the Zsfttindary wat thereupon sold OB 1st Apr kit 1846 and
brought in by Govt. for the nominal of Rs. 5<MI,
G* Mackenzie - K. IX M.*- P. 315 "In 1846, they were
formally brought to sale and bought in by the G0vt f while
in 1849, the Court of Directors reidi Sir W
report
decided that the Guntur Zamindari* permanently

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O. Mackenzie - K. D, M. -P. 316."They decided that the
adoption of the second brother, Ramanatha Babu was invalid
and that he could not inherit any of the ancestral property
of Rajah Venkatadri Naidu which must all pass to Jaganna-
tha Babu but that the younger brother, Ramanatha Babu was
entitled to any acquired property given him by Rajah
Venkatadri Naidu* The adoption of Chava Lakshmipathl
by Jagannatha Babu was held good with the following
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dated the 5th of July, 1852, and the order in Council made thereon,
were as follows ;

"The Lords of the

obedience to your Majesty's
Commiite, in

said order of rcfernce, have this day taken the Htitl petition into
consideration* and having been attended by Counsel on bvhnlfofthc

petitioner, and likewise on behalf of the Indict Company, their

Lordships do this day humbly '"r

to report to your ff $IF Majesty as J|!F $*

their opinion, that the said Court of Suddcr Dcwanny Adawlut,

at Madras, ought to be ordered forthwith to carry into execution.
Her Majesty's order in Council of the 2nd of March 1848(321)
made upon the hearing of the said appeal, and.to direct the Collec-
tors of Gtmtur and Masulipatam, and those districts in which the
Vasireddy estates are situated to put the Appellant Rajah Lakthmi-
pathi Naidu, in possession of the said property, in pursuance of the
report of this Committee, of the 29th of February, 1848 and of
Her Majesty's order in Council, of the
2nd of March. 1848 approving
the same, reserving to the Madras Government, and to all
persons

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except the respondents in the original appeal, the right to appear

for their interest, if any,

Her Majesty having taken the said report into considertion,

was pleased, by and with the advice of Her Privy Council, to
approve thereof, and to order, as it is hereby ordered, that the
Court of Sudder Dewanny Adaulut, at Madras, do forthwith carry
into execution Her Majesty's order in Council, of the 2nd of March

1848, and that the said Court do direct the Collectors of Guntur
and Masulipatam, and of those districts in which the Vasireddi
estates arc situated, to put the Appellant, Rajah Lakshmi Pathy
Kaidoo Bahadoor, in possession of the said property, in pursuance
of the report of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, of
the 29th of February, 1848 and of Her Majesty's said order in
Council of the 2nd March, 1848 approving the same observing to
Madras Government, and to all persons, except the respondents in
the original appeal, the right to appear for their interest, if any*
Whereof Judges of the said court to Sudder Dewany Adaulut at
Madras for the time being, and all other Persons whom it may
concern, are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly**
Indian Vol. V - P. 201 - 202,
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P^thi Naidtt, adopted a son to whom the of
Rs. JOOO is continued. He is named Vtslreddi
Narasimha Naidtt aad he resides at Machulfpatanu"

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