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SWAMYPURAM: THE BERSERK CRUSHER FROM KONASEEMA
The First Telugu Historical Fiction on Honeyfeed
Inspired by historical research, this story blends 20% history with 80% fiction.
Set between the 4rd and early 6th centuries CE, amid the rise and fall of Andhra Empires.
Venkata Ramanayya loses his parents to Saka bandits. Seeking vengeance, he joins the Brihatpalayanas, but is later captured by the Ananda Gotrikas after a battle. Their emperor recognizes his potential and grants him education and military training.
After the Salankayanas defeat the Ananda Gotrikas, a war-weary Ramanayya loses his faith and journeys home to Swamypuram.
But his homeland has changed. A new wave of Saka bandits threatens his people.
Can he save his motherland and rediscover his faith in Lord Venkateswara?
As the Supreme Lord Himself descends to Earth in disguise, the fate of Swamypuram unfolds.
Read it. See it. Feel it.
Mr.m
SWAMYPURAM: THE BERSERK CRUSHER FROM KONASEEMA
The First Telugu Historical Fiction on Honeyfeed
Set between the 4th and early 6th centuries CE, this story draws inspiration from the Brihatpalayanas, Ananda Gotrikas, Salankayanas, and the rise of the Vishnukundina dynasty.
Blending 20% history with 80% fiction, it explores ancient Andhra's dynastic struggles, loosely comparable to Japan's Sengoku period.
Inspired by the intensity of Tollywood action and the grandeur of classical Telugu poetry, Swamypuram features intense battles, dramatic conflicts, and darker themes.
Experience a respectful royal love story, village life, cultural traditions, devotion to Lord Venkateswara and Lord Shiva, and the struggle to protect one's homeland.
More than a dark story, Swamypuram is about action, love, devotion, and the bond between a village and its people.
I hope you enjoy Swamypuram!
Mr.m
SWAMYPURAM: THE BERSERK CRUSHER FROM KONASEEMA
The First Telugu Historical Fiction on Honeyfeed
Set between the 4th and early 6th centuries CE, this story draws inspiration from the Brihatpalayanas, Ananda Gotrikas, Salankayanas, and the rise of the Vishnukundi...
