Indian Antiquary Vol 48

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY
1 JANUARY, 1919 .
Among his feudatories and officers (see FDKD, p: 465) are to be mentioned the Mahamanlalkvara Kondemarasa who was ruling the Banavåse province in 1187 (EC. VII), Sb.47; p. 15); the Mahamanlaleivara Sôvidêva who was ruling at Bandanike in 1185 (EC. VII, Sk. 249 ; p. 250); the Mahamandale ivara Mallidêvarasa who was ruling at Beļagavartti or Belagutti in 1188 (EC. VII, HI. 46; p. 296); the Mahanımlalêsvara VijayaPandya, mentioned above, who was ruling Nolambavadi; his successor, the Mahamanla. lesvara Tribhuvanamalla-Padya who was ruling in f200 (EC. XI, Cd. 36; p. 19); the Mahamarlalesvara Eraharasa who was ruling at Uddhare in 1187 (EC. VIII, Sb. 47; p. 15); the Mahapra China Malaparasa who was ruling the Sindavâļi one-thousand in 1184 (No. 555 of 1915); and Padmidêva and Vatsarâja who were ruling the above province in 1186 (No. 546 of 1915).
Dr. Fleet has (on p. 465, n. 6 of DKD.) referred to some inscriptions which show that Somêsvara IV was ruling from Annigere (in the Pharwar district), and later, from Kalyani as capital, while I have, above, shown that he had his headquarter at Banavâse at various times. These places passed into the hands of the Hoysalas (see EC. VII, Sk. 138; p. 188) and of the Yadavas (see FDKD., p. 504) about 1200 or even earlier, with the territories surrounding them; and the Châlukyan empire thus came to an end, having been absorbed on the north by the Yådava empire and on the south, by the empire of the Hoysalas.
The revised chronological table of the later Western Châlukyas may now be written as follows:
Vikramaditya IV Tribhuvanamalla
(1) Taila II 973-997
Daśavarman or Yahovarman
(2) Irivabe láiga-Satya raya
997-1008
(3) Vikramaditya V
1009-1014
(4) Ayyana II
1014
(5) Jayasinha II, Jagadókamalla
1015-1042
(6) Sömesvara I
1042-1068
(7) Sôméśvara II
1068-1076
(8) Vikramaditya 11
1073-1127
(9) Somdivara III
1127-1136 ?
(10) Permma-Jagadêkamalla II
1136 ?-1151
(11) Taila III
1151-1163
Bhalokama'la Il
1149-1161
(12) Jagadékamalla III
1163-1184
(13) Somlóvara IV
1184-1200