Andhra Pradesh help: Can we take the origin of Mulakanadu Brahmins to Maharashtra as authentic? - Help.com

Can we take the origin of Mulakanadu Brahmins to Maharashtra as authentic?

or is it Andhra Pradesh?. Please clarify.

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cvramana_1 offline Unverified User #
Madras, 25, IN | 2 years, 1 month ago (1 year, 3 months after post)

Pls let me know more abt mulakanadu brahmins….

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An Unknown Location | 1 year, 6 months ago (1 year, 10 months after post)

hellow i am a poor bramhin if any one intrested to donate me for my m.c.a studies pls send me on i> small>(email removed) /small> /i> pls

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yeluru.prakasa offline Unverified User #
An Unknown Location | 1 year ago (2 years, 3 months after post)

The mulakanadu sect is said to have been originated from Nizam State. Mulki means a persons belonging to NIZAM State.Mulakanadu Brahmins surname is normally relates a place in erstwhile Nizam State. Eg. Aler,chityala, Panyam (Originally in Nizam State but ceded to British). The Brahmins left Nizam State fearing conversion.

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