Talk:Telugu Cholas
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[edit] Strange Conclusion
The article mentions that Telugu Chodas were Sudras. It also mentions the the present day Kapus & Telagas of Andhra Pradesh are their descendents. There is no evidence for this statement. Besides, the article on Kapu Caste mentions that Kapus were Aryan Kshatriyas who migrated from Ayodhya.
[edit] Discussion
There was nothing like "Konidena Chodas" in Andhra history. It is a well-known fact that Konidena was the capital of Telugu Chodas for some time. My appeal is not to create false history. This part was deleted. Similarly, the chronology of Cholas which had no relevance to Telugu Chodas was also deleted. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 203.197.227.228 (talk • contribs).
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- Your deletres have been reverted. What are your sources for claiming that there were no Konidena Chodas? This article is adequately cited. The history of Telugu Chodas was closely related to that of the Cholas and the Eastern Chalukyas - Parthi 21:48, 19 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Reply
No citation was given. The reference book by Durgaprasad did not mention any separate branch of Chodas such as 'Konidena chodas'. Similarly, no history book mentioned such a distinction. Chodas were no doubt related to Cholas. The chronology of Cholas already figures in "Cholas". What is needed in this section is chronology of Telugu Chodas.
