Synopsis This volume constitutes the proceedings of academic deliberations and presented papers of the National Seminar on ‘Readings in Society and Religion of Medieval South India’. Religion as the earliest institution in human history continues to influence the lives of people in all walks even today at the dawn of 21st century. The religious sentiments, beliefs and practices will continue to have great ramifications in the maintenance of social cohesion and harmony of our country. Medieval Andhra witnessed tumultuous changes in the religious fabric and the concomitant repercussions in society were also equally significant. The papers in this volume discuss various dimensions of religion, society and culture. They are arranged chronologically and geographically. All the papers are well researched ones and add to our understanding of the Socio-Cultural aspects of religion in medieval Andhra and South India. The volume will be of interest to both serious scholars of History, Religion, Philosophy and students alike and also to a general reader.