Hindu Velama Matrimonial Site

Hindu Velama Matrimony

Hindu Velama Marriage Site

Velama is a position discovered for the most part in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The most punctual event of Velama as a term for a network dates from the seventeenth century. The Velamas are depicted by that name from the seventeenth century and in the next century some held zamindari positions under the lords of Golconda, which gave them impressive controls over little areas in Telangana. The lords recognized these different Velama bunches by receiving an arrangement of positions. This made an aggressive accentuation be put on the status and trappings of Velama brides and grooms, bringing about competitions in light of acknowledgment of riches and respects that had been verifiably allowed. Among those that came to rule was the Velugotis of Venkatagiri, in the beachfront Nellore locale, and the Appa Raos of Nuzvid. Both of these laid cases to be perceived as regal tribes, while other huge gatherings incorporated the Pittapore Raos and the Ranga Raos. The Velugotis followed their history to the twelfth century and had lived in different places previously settling in Nellore locale in 1695; their distinction turned out to be to such an extent that in the 1870s their children were embraced as beneficiaries by equal Velama matrimony, for example, the Pittapores, whose claim heredity generally confronted annihilation because of fruitlessness or early passing of male youngsters. Such courses of action improved the status of the adopter and the impact of the Velugotis.