• Jainism was Prominent during their Period.
• Vemulawada Chalukyas built many jaina temples by Patronizing Jainism.
• The capitals of Vemulawada Chalukyas, Vemulawada ” and Pathanapuram (Bodhan) were the Jain centers.
• Pottla Cheruvu (Patancheru) had 500 Jain homes.
• Popular Jain Monk during this Period was Somadeva Suri.
• Baddega-II built “Subhadama jinalaya” for Somadeva Suri in Vemulawada. For this Arikesari -III had donated “Venkatampalli” village.
• Pampa Kavi’s brother Jina vallabha was Jain follower.
• Jina vallabha issued “kurkiala inscription” in Karimnagar and built “Chakreshwar” temple near Karkala (Jain deity).
• The inscription on Bommala Varmagutta in which the 1st Telugu kanda poem was visible.
• The Jain’s education starts with the sutra “Om Namo Sidham Namo”.

The important Jain centers at the time of Vemulawada Chalukyas were:

• Vemulawada
• Anumakonda (Hanumakonda)
• Kolanupaka
• Bodhan
• Pottla Cherruvu (Patancheru)

Kolanupaka:

• This is present in Yadadri district (Previously Nalgonda). This was the great Jain center. Initially it was a Shaiva center.
• Digambara statue of Vardhamana is present here.