Original sentence: At the height of its days, their kingdom spanned over most of South India.Historically, Reddys dominated the politics of the south India and are the most powerful caste in wealth and are highly educated.Reddys also ruled many local dominions (samsthanams) until the british seized their power.Reddys rose to power by starting a revolt against the Muslim rulers in Andhra Pradesh.Reddys ruled Andhra Pradesh area from 1353 to 1448.Reddys wield significant social and economic power and they are dominant in every part of Andhra Pradesh, and have strong political hold in Rayalaseema, Telengana and coastal areas.Some of the major cities of the kingdom included Orugallu (present Warangal), Bezawada (now Vijayawada), Devagiri (present Davanagere in Karnataka state), Dharmapuri (Tamil Nadu), Rayagada (Orrisa), Ratnagiri (Maharashtra).The Reddys were known for their fortifications.The dynasty had its decline due to the wars with Recharla chiefs and Gajapathis of Orissa.The initial capital of the kingdom was Addanki and then Kondavidu and later shifted to Rajahmundry.The other fort which the Reddis were partially involved in building was the Khammam fort.Two major hill forts, one at Kondapally 20 km north west of Vijayawada and another at Kondavidu about 30 km west of Guntur bear testimony of the fort building skill of the Reddi kings
Edited sentence: Historically, reddys are considered powerful and rich in wealth and are highly educated, but there are many people in the reddy community who are poor, uneducated and who work as manual labourers.Reddys wield some social and economic power and they are dominant in some parts of Andhra Pradesh, and have strong political hold in Rayalaseema and Telengana