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It is a ] found in the Indian State of ]. They are also called ],],],],] or ]s. They make up about 25% of the population of Andhra Pradesh and are involved in various professions. | |||
They are predominantly a kings community after which settled as land lords,presently setteled as farmers ,business people and also in many professions.kapu's are the earliest inhabitants of ] who had migrated from Kampilya (near ]),so called Kapu. | |||
kapu's come under kshytria community.The list of kapu kings and dynasties include ],],rajam king Tandra paparayudu,kakatiya king(only Munusuri kapayya nayudu), | |||
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Tanjore kings(nagama nayakulu,vishwanadha nayakulu etc)...All these informatiom has been gathered from Balijapuranam in chennai library, | |||
for further information u can log on to the website for history of kapus* | |||
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== Andhra communities == | == Andhra communities == | ||
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(Kapu = Protector)
It is a caste found in the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh. They are also called Balijas,Telagas,turpu kapu,munnuri kapu,ontari or Naidus. They make up about 25% of the population of Andhra Pradesh and are involved in various professions.
They are predominantly a kings community after which settled as land lords,presently setteled as farmers ,business people and also in many professions.kapu's are the earliest inhabitants of South India who had migrated from Kampilya (near Ayodhya),so called Kapu. kapu's come under kshytria community.The list of kapu kings and dynasties include Vijayanagara Empire,Chola Empire,rajam king Tandra paparayudu,kakatiya king(only Munusuri kapayya nayudu), Tanjore kings(nagama nayakulu,vishwanadha nayakulu etc)...All these informatiom has been gathered from Balijapuranam in chennai library, for further information u can log on to the website for history of kapus*kapu - History telugu site