Vegayammapeta Estate is an ancient zamindari estate which is permanently settled by the British Government in 1802–03 with a revenue of 17,196 and a peskash 8,464.[1] It comprises 10 villages .
Vegayammapeta | |
|---|---|
Zamindari Estate | |
 Diwanam at Vegayammapeta | |
| Number of Villages: | 10 Villages |
| Possession: | 16th Century |
| Accession | 1949 |
History
editVegayammapeta is the zamindari of the same name. The estate was originally granted to Vadrevu family by Hyder Badshah for his literary ability. It was permanently settled in 1802–03. It was divided into further estates in 1809 and this share had 10 villages.[2] The villages of Vegayammapeta Zamindari are:
- Vegayammapeta
- Kuduvuru
- Gudigalla
- Mathukumilli
- Kurakallapalli
- Utrumilli
- Nelaturu
- Nidsanametta
- Gummileru
- Mirthipadu
The suit related to this Zamindari went up to privy council for judgement in 1879.[3]
References
edit- ^ "Vegayammapeta Zamindari".
- ^ MacLean, Charles Donald (1879). "Vegayammapeta Zamindarini Vadrevu Ranganayakamma".
- ^ "History of Vegayammapeta Estate".