ASI deciphers 11th century Telugu inscription from Nallamala forest
The Epigraphy Division of the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has deciphered an 11th century Telugu inscription found in the Nallamala forest between June 11 and 13, 2026. The inscription, located near Satakodu village in Yerragondapalem mandal of Markapuram district, records the donation of land and wetland resources for worship at the temple of God Saptakotidevara. The donor, Muttu Malaredi Nayaka, contributed eight putlu and two mattars of wetland, while Praralaya Peggada donated three khadukas of land.
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