Part 11 - End of the Kona Haihaya dynasty

The last of the Kona Haihayas was Bhimavallabha. None of his descendants or successors are heard of. Probably the. dynasty ended with him. By A.D. 1369, Konamandala became an integral part of the Reddi kingdom and twenty years, thence, we find it forming a province of the Rajahmundry Reddi kingdom under Kataya Verna ruled over by prince Anavota Reddi with his capital at Kshiraramah Palakol Even before that date in A.D. 1384, during the time of king Anavota’s successor Anavema, the king made some grants in Konasthala to Brahmins which is a positive indication of its having come under the Reddis. Konasthala must have formed a part of Konamandala of Haihaya times.