Alladi Jagannatha Sastri

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Alladi Jagannatha Sastri A Family History of Venkatagiri Rajas (1922)

The big tree suddenly fell down and he came down upon the Rajah with his terrible features. Chevi Reddi stood undaunted. He took the evils calmly and tried to subdue the spirit with his drawn sword. Bhetala looked satisfied and astonished at his fearlessness and granted him a boon that his descendants would become famous rulers and warriors and that they would be guarded in battle by his invisible march in their front signified by the flight of a Brahmin-kite from left to right. Then the attempt was made to dig out the hidden wealth.
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Alladi Jagannatha Sastri A Family History of Venkatagiri Rajas (1922)

Vira Pandya, Vikrama Pandya, Sundara Pandya, Kulasekhara Pandya and Parakrama Pandya, occupied Conjeeveram, at the request of the then King Pratapa Rudra II, he marched against them, and so utterly defeated them that he not only captured their elephants, horses, insignia, but returned with a beautiful emerald as big as the palm of the hand and a throne all lined with gold, like Arjuna that made present of his rich booty Yerra-Dacha Naidu gave all these to Pratapa Rudra II, who so appreciated his valour and liberal-mindedness, that he returned them to himself.
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Alladi Jagannatha Sastri A Family History of Venkatagiri Rajas (1922)

Private life. — The Maharajah's life is one of the most glorious, eventful, long and prosperous in the History of Venkatagiri Rajahs. Having assumed charge of the Estate even in his twenty-second year, from his father who peacefully led a life of retirement in Madras, he evinced from that young age great tact and natural capacity for administration.
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