Religion in Andhra: A Survey of Religious Developments in Andhra from Early Times Upto A.D. 1325

Acārya Alampur Amaravati Ancient Andhakas Andhra Andhradeśa Apastamba Archaeological Aryan Asoka Avatāras became believed Bhāgavatas Bhagavatism Bhakti Bhattiprolu Bodhisattva Brahmanical Buddha Buddhism built Caitya Caityakas Calukyas Caritra caves centre century A. D. cult D. C. Sircar deities Dekkan developed devotees Dhanyakaṭaka Dharma district doctrine dynasty early gifts Goddess Guntur Hindu Hinduism History Ibid Ikṣvāku inscription Jain Jaina Jainism K. A. N. Sastri Kākatīya Kālāmukhas Kalinga Kāpālikas Khāravela king Kṛṣṇa Kumārila Linga literature Madras Mahābhārata Mahāsānghikas Mahāyāna Matha mentions monks Nāgārjuna Nagarjunakonda Nāgas Nalinaksha Dutt Nārāyaṇa P. B. Desai Pallava Plates popular practices Purāṇas Puranic R. G. Bhandarkar Rama Rao Rāmānuja records refers religion religious sacrifices Śaivism Śaivite Sangha Satavahana scholars sculptures sects Siddha Śiva South India Śrī Śrīparvata Stupa stūpas Subrahmanyam Telugu temple tion Tirthas Tirupati tradition Vaiṣṇavism Vaiṣṇavite Vajrayāna Vedas Vedic Vengi Vihara Viṣṇu Viṣṇukundins Vratas worship Yakṣas Yuan Chwang