భావితరాల కోసం తెలుగు ఉపాధ్యాయుడి తపన

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Govt Teacher Collect Ancient Coins in Anantapur : ఆయన తెలుగు బోధించే ప్రభుత్వ ఉపాధ్యాయుడు. అయితేనేం చరిత్రను భావితరాలకు అందించాలనే తపన మెండుగా ఉంది. దివ్యాంగుడైనప్పటికీ చిన్నతనం నుంచే పురాతన నాణేలు, కరెన్సీని సేకరించేవారు. అది క్రమేపి అభిరుచిగా మారడంతో 247 దేశాల పురాతన నాణేలు, కరెన్సీ సేకరించారు.

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00:00The person you are watching is Naga Bhushanam.

00:03He is from Anantapuram district, Uravakonda district.

00:07He is a teacher.

00:08He teaches in Telugu language.

00:10It is his responsibility to teach the ancient history and culture to the students.

00:16Naga Bhushanam village is located near Penna Ahobilam Puraatana temple.

00:20There is a Penna river bank.

00:22The child was playing in the sand.

00:25During the rainy season, in the flow of the Penna river,

00:27the ancient ragi nanas used to come.

00:29Naga Bhushanam used to hide in the sand,

00:31even if he could or could not find any of them.

00:34He started collecting the ancient nanas when he was a child.

00:38It became his hobby.

00:40Despite all the financial difficulties,

00:42he used to hide the 10 paise that his mother used to give him to buy chiruthils.

00:49This way, he started collecting the ancient nanas.

00:54During the rainy season, the ancient nanas used to come out of the sand.

01:01He used to collect them.

01:03Later, he came to know about the importance of collecting the ancient nanas.

01:07Since then, he has been collecting the ancient nanas.

01:12There is a temple.

01:13It is a famous temple.

01:15In the ancient times, when a devotee used to come there,

01:18he used to collect the ancient nanas.

01:20I don't know where he hid them.

01:23He used to collect the ancient nanas.

01:29In the world of Naga Bhushanam,

01:31there is a small nana temple built by the Lava deities in the ancient Magadha Samarajyam.

01:36Along with the golden nanas found in Chalamani during the Tipu Sultan period,

01:40there are also the golden nanas found in East India.

01:43This journey started in the 5th century.

01:45The nanas that have now reached 247 countries have reached the point of currency.

01:50Wherever there are ancient nanas, currency exhibitions and auctions in the country,

01:55people go and buy them.

01:57All the series of nanas distributed by the Indian Reserve Bank

02:00are buying the currency that is not printed properly.

02:03The ancient nanas in his possession have been displayed in schools many times for students.

02:10From the Magadha Samarajyam in Krishnapuram,

02:16there are all the coins that were released on the occasion of Amrita Mahasthu.

02:23Sir, I have only one coin in the golden nanas.

02:28That is from the Tipu Sultan period.

02:31There are also coins from the Muruga period.

02:34Cholulu, Pandilu, Bijapur Sultan, Moghulayalu, all these are there.

02:44According to the Sahaj Yogis,

02:46the Nagabhushanam is necessary for the future generations

02:49to know the history and culture of the world.

02:53With the intention of spreading the knowledge,

02:56he has been explaining the ancient and new nanas in detail.

03:01If I get any coins that I don't know,

03:05I will also ask for them.

03:11Akshavallu is a very poor family.

03:14He was the only one who studied in their house.

03:17I used to ask him what he used to do and what he used to do.

03:23After seeing that, he told me that the future generations will know our history.

03:33That day, I invited him and gave him a chair.

03:38Nagabhushanam said that the enthusiasm of the family members in collecting nanas is great.

03:43He says that even if there are ancient nanas in a large number,

03:46they cannot be counted.

03:48He says that they are priceless.

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