Ananga Deva
Tradition makes Ananga Deva a nephew of the Raja of Keonjhar of Odisha's Bhanj dynasty. Adopted by a childless Brahmin chieftain at Baudh, he took the name Ananga Deva and founded the Baudh state in the fourteenth century.
Tradition makes Ananga Deva a nephew of the Raja of Keonjhar of Odisha's Bhanj dynasty. Adopted by a childless Brahmin chieftain at Baudh, he took the name Ananga Deva and founded the Baudh state in the fourteenth century.