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Teerthankars and
other deities The city was
known as
Chicacole before Indian Independence.
Srikakulam or
Chicacole is of
great historical significance in the medieval...
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extreme northeastern direction of the state. It was
formerly known as
Chicacole , and was
under Ganjam district till 1936
April 1, then
merged under Vizagapatam...
- rule in India,
Visakhapatnam emerged as a
district in the year 1802.
Chicacole (present-day Srikakulam)
which was in
Visakhapatnam district was incorporated...
- the
peninsular India,
where prayers are
offered until date. The place,
Chicacole, has a
significance in the
Kalinga (historical region)
kingdom with their...
- just be
labelled "Circars". The
Northern Circars were five in number:
Chicacole (Srikakulam),
Rajmandri (Rajahmundry),
Ellore (Eluru),
Mustaphanagar (Kondapalli)...
- rule in 17th
century Ganjam was
extended from
Chilika to
Chicacole and
designated as
Chicacole Circar which was the
northernmost Circar of the Northern...
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several nawabs under him:
Nawabs of Cuddapah, Sira, Rajahmundry, Kurnool,
Chicacole, et al.
Nizam was his
personal title,
awarded by the
Mughal Government...
- district)
Skandapuri or
Kandukuru (Prakasam district)
Srikakulamu to
Chicacole or
Sikkolu to
Srikakulam Sriparvata (Maurayan and
Satavahana times) or...
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border of Telugu-speaking
districts of present-day
Andhra Pradesh—namely,
Chicacole (present Srikakulam) and
Vizagapatam (present Visakhapatnam).
While in...
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comprised five Nawabs’
charges viz. Arcot, Cuddapah, Kurnool,
Rajahmundry and
Chicacole (Srikakulam). This
region was part of the
Nawab of Rajahmundry. The British:...
