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Devadasi system gained considerable popularity during the Vijayanagaram emperors period, in India the Devadasi system existed all over the country, but known with different names in different regions. Devadasis/Mathammas are grown in rural areas of Andhra Pradesh with the support of the local rich and influential landlords and the rich influential political leaders in the village as the patrons of the local temples. They would pursue untouchables to be the servant of god by convincing that it is ready a gods work, which saves life, family and village against the epidemics, droughts, cyclones....

Devadasi system gained considerable popularity during the Vijayanagaram emperor's period, in India the Devadasi system existed all over the country, but known with different names in different regions. As Bhavinis in Goa, Bhagtan or Bhagtani in Marwar1.Mahavir in Kerela, Natis in Assam, Mardti in Maharastra, Basavi or Mathamma or Jogini in Andhra Pradesh and Jogatis or Basavis in Karnataka2 exhibiting certain unique features. For they were known originally as 'Devadasi' whose purpose was to entertain God3. The temple in the term 'Devadasi' means a 'Servant to god' something like priestess who...