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Also known as Yanadulu, Yanadi

thumb|Group of Yanadi men The Yenadis also spelled Yanadi are one of the Scheduled tribes of India. They live in Andhra Pradesh in Nellore, Chittoor and Prakasam districts. The tribe is divided among three subgroups: the Manchi Yanadi, Adavi Yanadi, and Challa Yanadi.

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Origin
Historical Perspective of the Yenadis: A Narrative Journey Through Time
Ancient Origins and Early Settlements
Medieval Transitions: From Chola Sovereignty to Territorial Fragmentation
Colonial Encounter and Administrative Compartmentalization
Post-Independence Development and Territorial Displacement
Contemporary Territorial Struggles and Ecological Relationships
Enduring Cultural, Religious, and Social Traditions
The Yenadis’ Sacred Bonds with Penchalakona
Sacred Geography and Settlement Patterns
Religious and Cultural Connections
Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Forest Use
Contemporary Challenges and Cultural Preservation
Yenadis and the Sacred Landscape of Singarayakonda
Seasonal Forest Camps and Resource Gathering
Ritual Specialist Roles at the Hill-Temple
Integration of Chenchu Lakshmi Devotion
Contemporary Economic and Cultural Adaptations
The Yenadis’ Enduring Ritual Role at Tirumala
Tonsure Ritual
Seva Ceremony
Cultural and Historical Significance
Contemporary Sacred Stewardship
Cultural Forms, Performing Arts, and Janapada Melas of Yenadis
Lifestyle
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thumb|Group of Yanadi men The Yenadis also spelled Yanadi are one of the Scheduled tribes of India. They live in Andhra Pradesh in Nellore, Chittoor and Prakasam districts. The tribe is divided among three subgroups: the Manchi Yanadi, Adavi Yanadi, and Challa Yanadi.

The Yenadis are the largest tribal group in Andhra Pradesh.

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Scheduled Tribes of Andhra Pradesh