Addanki
Country: India
Region: Asia
Period: 1325-1448
Location: 15.8167°N, 79.9833°E
Description
Addanki, located in the Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh, India, was the capital of the Reddi Kingdom between 1325 and 1448 CE. This town is historically significant for its role as a political, cultural, and military hub during the rule of the Reddi kings, who were known for their patronage of art, literature, and architecture. Addanki played an important role in regional administration and governance.
Modern Remains
Modern remains in Addanki include several ruins and structures linked to the Reddi Kingdom. While there are few well-preserved monuments, historical relics from the period can still be found around the region. The town’s older architectural elements are being gradually uncovered through archaeological efforts. Nearby, one can explore the remains of temples and structures associated with the Reddi rule, providing a glimpse into the rich cultural past of Addanki.