Konidena

Konidena

Konidena is a small village in Ballikurava mandal and Prakasam district of the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is around 60 km from Guntur and 20 km from Narasaraopet, capital of the Konidena Chola kingdom who once ruled parts of Palnadu region, neither the village nor its surrounding areas show any such signs. [http://radiantinfo.com/Location_list/prakasham.pdf]

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