Dravidian family
Old Telugu
c. 575 CE – 1100 CE Extinct
Old Telugu (c. 575 CE – 1100 CE) is an extinct Dravidian language. It has 1 descendant languages and stages on the map. Lineage: Proto-Dravidian → Proto-South-Central Dravidian → Old Telugu.
See Old Telugu on the interactive mapEarliest full Telugu inscriptions date to ~575 CE; the stage ends with the literary standard set by Nannaya's Mahabharata (11th century).
Lineage
- Proto-Dravidianc. 4,000 BCE – 2,500 BCE
- Proto-South-Central Dravidianc. 1,100 BCE – 0 CE
- Old Teluguc. 575 CE – 1100 CE
Descendants 1
Sister languages 1
Also descended from Proto-South-Central Dravidian.