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    Echchama The Brave
    Echchama The Brave
    Echchama The Brave
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    Echchama The Brave

    By Anant Pai

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    When the old king of Vijayanagara died, he nominated his nephew Srirangaraya to succeed him, and not his son Chikkaraya. Among the nobles gathered to swear oaths of loyalty to Srirangaraya, was a chieftain named Echchama Nayak. When Chikkaraya usurped the throne with the help of his uncle and captured Srirangaraya, Echchama found his loyalty tested.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmar Chitra Katha
    Release dateJan 1, 1971
    ISBN9789350850800
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