Sunday, September 18, 2011




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                                         SURNAME              GOTRAM

 అడరి                              మార్దవ                                                     ADARI                        MARDHAVA

ఐతంసేట్టి                        వజ్రుధం                                                    AITAMSETTI          VAJRAUDHAM

అల్లా                               సౌశీల్య                                                      ALLA                            SOWSHEELYA

బదిసేట్టి                         భరద్వాజ                                                  BADISETTI              BHARDWAJA

భీమరసేట్టి                    సూత్రా                                                       BHEEMARASETTI       SOOTRA

భీసేట్టి                           సూత్రా                                                       BHEESETTI               SOOTRA

బొద్దేటి/బొడ్డెడ             సువర్ణ                                                       BODDETI/BODDEDA    SUWARNA

బుద్ధ                           సుదర్శన                                                   BUDDHA                    SUDARSHANA

చదరం                       సుదర్శన                                                   CHADARAM             SUDARSHANA

దడి                           జనుగుల                                                    DAADI                         JANUGULA

దొడ్డి                          అపర్ణ                                                           DODDI                         APARNA

కాళ్ళ                        ముక్తిక                                                         KALLA                         MAUKKTA

కంద్రేగుల                శ్రేత్రిక                                                            KANDREGULA        SHRETRIKA                 

కనిసేట్టి                   శృంగార్                                                        KANISETTI              SHRUNGARA 

కర్రి                          నరేల్ల                                                            KARRI                         NARELLA  

కోడెల                     సుప్రతిష్ఠ                                                       KODELA                     SUPRATISHTA 

కోఇలాడ                సుప్రతిష్ఠ                                                       KOILADA                   SUPRATISHTA

కొణతాల                సుజ్జత                                                          KONATHALA           SUJJATHA 

కోరిబిల్లి                  తర్ధ్య                                                              KORIBILLI                 THARDHYA   

మద్దల                  శతగోప                                                         MADDALA                  SHATHAGOPA

మాడేటి                 మంజుల                                                      MADETI                       MANJULA  

మల్ల                     మిదునకుల                                                MALLA                          MIDHUNAKULA

మొల్లేటి               సౌజన్య                                                         MOLLETI                     SOWJANYA

మారిసెట్టి             శ్రీశైల                                                            MARISETTI               SRISHAILA


పీల                జనార్ధన                                        PEELA                   JANARDHANA    

పెంటకోట        సౌమ్య                                          PENTAKOTA        SOWMYA

పెతకంసేట్టి      వ్రుస్హత                                         PETAKAMSETTI    VRUSHATHA

పిల్ల               మంగళ                                        PILLA                      MANGALA

పోలమరసేట్టి     వ్రుస్హత                                      POLAMARASETTI   PRUDUKULA  

పొలిమేర       ధన్నుల్ల                                       POLIMERA              DHANNULLA

రాజగిరి        ప్రప్రధమ                                       RAJAGIRI                 PRAPRADHAMA  

రాపేటి          వేగినాటి                                        RAPETI                    VEGINATI
   
సరగడం       పాంచజన్య                                    SARAGADAM         PANCHJANYA 

సరిసా          ప్రద్యుమ్న                                     SARISA                    PRADYUMNA 

సిలపరసేట్టి    మరుక                                        SILAPARASETTI     MARUKA 

సురిసేట్టి      ఇనకుల                                        SURISETTI               INAKULA 

టెక్కలి             ధనికుల                                                       TEKKALI                        DHANIKULA

తనకల            గోపరాజ                                                       TANAKALA                  GOPRAJA      

వదిసేట్టి           ప్ర్దుమ్న                                                          VADISETTI                 PRDHUMNA 

వేగి                  కష్మీర                                                             VEGI                               KASHMIRA 

విల్లూరి          మునికుల                                                       VILLURI                      MUNIKULA

ఎల్లపు           ప్య్దిపల                                                             YELLAPU                    PYDIPALA

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Friday, September 24, 2010

BOJJANA KONDA AT ANAKAPALLI

Revisiting Buddhism
G. Suryanarayana

G. Suryanarayana visits Bojjana Konda, near Visakhapatnam, where he comes across architectural remnants of the Buddhist period.



A monolithic statue of the Buddha at Bojjana Konda
The philosophy of Buddhism was propounded when the Sakya prince Siddhartha rose in reaction to the excesses of orthodox religion, sight of sickness, old age and death, which urged him to search for enlightenment. And Buddhism spread across India and many places in India became centres for propagation of Buddhism. In Andhra Pradesh, Amaravati and Nagarjuna Konda in Guntur districts, Bojjana Konda, Thotla Konda, Bhavi Konda and Salihundam around Visakhapatnam were centres of Buddhism during the second century A.D. Several Buddhist monuments such as stupas and chaityas were erected at these places. It is said that some of the corporal relics of the Buddha were preserved at these places. Hence all these places became sacred places. Bojjana Konda, near Sankaram village in the hamlet of Anakapalli, 40 km from Visakhapatnam, is one such place, where one can find architectural remnants of the Buddhist period, one of the earliest of its class in South India. It constitutes one of the most remarkable groups of Buddhist monuments dated from 200 B.C. to 700 A.D., found during excavations in 1906. On the eastern hill, there are a series of rock-cut caves, numerous groups of monolithic dagobas, standing on rock platform in tiers above each others and, crowning all, a rock-cut stupa with extensive structural remains. On the western side of the eastern hill is a stairway, partly rock-cut and partly structural, which leads up to a large double-storied cave. The cave is entered by a doorway and is flanked on each side by huge dwarapalas. The cave chamber is rectangular in shape and is divided into 20 compartments by four cross rocks of 16 massive pillars. In the centre is the rock-cut stupa standing on a square platform.
Similarly, the upper cave is entered by a rectangular doorway, which is flanked by a Buddha figure on each side. The cave has a majestic figure of Buddha in bhoomisparsa meditation posture. The rock-cut stupa and the figure of Buddha are the main tourist attractions here. Outside the cave, there are several votive stupas leaning out of the natural rock with domes that give us a classic view of the surroundings.
On the top of the hill, there is a group of structural buildings clustering around a chaitya and vihar complex. The ruins found here represent both the Hinayana and the Mahayana phases of Buddhism. There is a row of cells, which the monks are believed to have used as their residential quarters in those days. They were called viharas or the Buddhist monastery.


The trek to the caves of Bojjana Konda could be a little tiresome but are nevertheless rewarding

In the western side of Bojjana Konda, another hill called Lingala Konda, where one can find a number of monolithic and structural stupas on the top, also attracts tourists. The entire landscape with lush green fields surrounding the hills provides a tranquillising view. Today, Bojjana Konda attracts many Buddhist pilgrims from several countries, especially during Buddha Poornima (Vaisakha Poornima).
The Archaeological Department, with the help of the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Board and the District administration of Visakhapatnam, has taken over the development and maintenance of the place. The other Buddhist settlements around Visakhapatnam are Thotlakonda and Bhavikonda. AP Tourism, Vizag Urban Development Authority (VUDA) and the District Administration of Visakhapatnam have taken up several developmental projects for the benefit of tourists. Both these places are on the sea-front, which adds to the spectacular view. Lumbini Festival is an annual event that is held here and it attracts several pilgrims from across the country.

Pictures by the author

Fact file

Getting there: Visakhapatnam is situated mid-way between Chennai and Kolkata. It is connected to Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kolkata by air and train.
Accommodation: Visakhapatnam offers excellent hotel accommodation to meet all budgets. AP Tourism provides comfortable accommodation at Yatri Nivas on the sea front.
Getting around: AP Tourism provides hi-tech tourist cabs for daily sightseeing.






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Saturday, September 18, 2010

GOWRI BHAVAN AT HYDERABAD AND GOWRI KALYANA VEDIKA ANAKAPALLI

To help the needs of Gavaras, two prestigious projects were started: 
Gowri Bhavan at hyderabad and 
Gowri kalyana Vedika at Anakapalli




    KALYANA VEDIKA LOCATED AT ANAKAPALLI

NOOKAMBIKA AMMAVARU


Sri Sri Nookambika Ammavari Temple or Sri Nookallamma Ammavaari Devasthanamu is a temple located in Gavarapalem and houses the goddess Nookambika. Appalaraju built this temple to Kakatambika, a family goddess. She would later be called Nookambika or Nookalamma. On "Kottha Amavasya", a day before Ugadi, thousands of people from throughout Andhra Pradesh come to the temple for worship.[1]

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Sri Sri Sri Nookambica Ammavaru is one of the nine Shakti forms and popularly known as Sri Anagha Devi in ancient days. After a few years in the era of Kakatiya kings, the temple was renovated and the same goddess was worshipped with the name Sri Kakatamba. Daily pujas and diparadhanas are performed here. As the kings lost their dynasties, the daily pujas and other rituals were interrupted and slowly the temple lost its previous glory.
It is believed that the creator of the universe was Sri Shakti Ammavaru and that the creation took place in the time period from Palguna Bahula Amavasya (the new moon day) to April (new moon day). During this holy period there are a lot of religious rituals and pujas that are performed to Sri Nookambica Ammavaru. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday are considered auspicious days for performing puja to Sri Nookambika Ammavaru.

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Approximately 450 years ago, in late 1611 AD, the Arcot Nawab appointed Sri Kakarlapudi Appalaraju as Diwan for the Anakapalli area. He renovated the temple and brought back past glory and the local goddess as Sri Nookambika Ammavaru.
Sri Sri Sri Nookambica Ammavari temple was taken over by the Endowments Department in the year 1935. Funds of this temple are contributed for renovations of temples from Godavari districts to the Berhempur district. An officer in the cadre of the assistant commissioner is appointed as executive officer.
Now the income of the temple runs to a tune of 68 lakhs per year. With the contribution of donors, new cottages were constructed and also roads to the temple were constructed.

NOOKAMBIKA AMMAVARU

temple



Gowri Gothram

 
 
 aitamsetti - vajraudham
alla - sowsheelya
adari - munukula
bheemarasetti - soota
bheesetti - soota
boddeti - suwarna
buddha - suwarsha
chadaram - sudarshana
dadi - janugula
doddi - aparna
kanisetti - shrungara
kandregula - shretrika
koilada - supratishta
kodela - supratishta
konathala - sujjana
kalla - shatrika
koribilli - thashya
karri - nagella
malla - midhunakula
mulleti - sowjanya
maddala - shatashosha
madeti - manjula
marisetti - srishaila
odisetti - nandi
petakamsetti - vrushabha
peela - janardhana
pentakota - nowshya
penamuta - nowshya
polamarasetti - vrudukula
polimera - dhinulla
rajagiri - prapradhama
rapeti - veginathi
surisetti - inakula
silaparasetti - marithi
saragadam - panchajanya
sarisa - pradyumna
tekkali - dhanikula
tanakala - gopradi
ulluri - mardhiva
villuri - mardhiva
vegi - kashmira
velaga - mardhana
yellapu - pydipala