Sree Pothuluri Veerabrahmam Swamy :
Brahmamgaru was a well-known sage in Indian History. He has been credited to be the "future predictor " from 17th century. He is the author of 'Kalagnanam' with future predictions where most of the predictions came true and continuing to happen. He named his texts of prophecies as 'Govinda Vakyas'. He has also written a book called "Jeevaikya Bodha" available at his matam. He had thousands of disciples who followed his principles and theories.
Though his birth year is stated as 16-17th century AD, he should have been born a few centuries earlier. In his Kalagyanam, he had spoken about the Vaishnava saint SriRamanuja, whose 1000th year is being celebrated now in April 2017. Brahmmamgaaru mentioned that "Downfall of Chola dynasty will happen". The last Chola king was Rajendra Chola III and the dynasty perished in 1279 AD. So does it not mean that Brahmamgaru should have lived before 12th century? Similarly, he mentioned, "Swetha mukham people will rule the land". The British East India emerged in India in 1600s and so it is also evident that his prediction should have been much before. People wouldn't have accepted the predictions if he had mentioned the past or ongoing incidents at that time of his existence.
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