ప్రచురితమైన ఆధారాలతో నిర్మించిన కొత్త సైట్. ఏదైనా పొరపాటు కనిపించిందా? మాకు తెలియజేయండి

కాకతీయ శాసనాలు

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ఈ సైట్‌లో వివరించిన కాకతీయ శాసనాలు దొరికిన ప్రదేశాలు: ఓరుగల్లు (వరంగల్), హనుమకొండ, కాజీపేట, పాలంపేట, పాకాల, బయ్యారం, కరీంనగర్, కొలనుపాక, పానుగల్లు, చందుపట్ల, మేళ్లచెరువు, చేబ్రోలు, మల్కాపురం, గణపేశ్వరం, మోటుపల్లి, దుర్గి, త్రిపురాంతకం, కోటగిరి, రాయచూరు, కాంచీపురం.

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ఆధారాలు

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