Indian Antiquary Vol 48

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

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY
A JOURNAL OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH
VOLUME XLVIII.-1919
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE WESTERN ('HÂLUKYAS OF KALYANI.
BY, A, VENKATASUBBIAH, M.A., PH.D.; MYSORE
(Continued from Vol. XLVII. p. 290.) THE numerous inscriptions of his time that have been found in Mysore and Madras contain I the names of many of his feudatories and officers. Excluding those mentioned in FDKD., p. 450ff., the more important of them were :- The Mahamanlalêsvara Tribhuvanamalla-Kamadeva belonging to the Pandyas of Haive, who was ruling over that district in 1112 (EC. VII, Sk. 99; p. 120); the Mahâsamantadhipati Maháprachandadamlanayaka Sridharayya who was governing the vaddarávula and the two bil kod es in 1086 with the Mahamatya Perggade Chaigadêvayya as his deputy in the Bana vâse province (EC. VIII, Sb. 389 : p. 141): the Mahapradhana Maneverggade-dandanayaka Bhôgayya who was governing the Bana vâse twelve-thousand province in 1125 with the assistance of Médimayya (who was the dandandyaka of the vaddarávula), Châmuşdamayya, Söyipayya and others (EC. VIII, Sb. 170; p. 263); the Maháså mantadhipati Mahaprachandadandandyaka Baladevaiya who was ruling over the sui ka of the Bana vâso province and the eighteen agrahāras in 1079 (EC. VII, Sk. 297 ; p. 263) in subordination to prince Jayasimha IIl ; the Mahasamantadhi pati Mahaprachandadandandyaka Maneverggad e-dandanayaka Gundamarasa who was ruling the waddarávula, herijunka, etc., of the Banavâse province in about 1100 (EC. VII, Sk. 111: p. 150); the Mahdsamantadhipati Mahaprachandadandandyaka Sarvadêva who held soine. office which is not mentioned in 1093 (EC. VII, Sk. 114; p. 151); the Mahapradhana Maneverggade dandandyaka Salipayya under whom the Mahápradhana Ramayya was governing the Banavâse province in 1123 (EC. VII, Sk. 246; p. 249); the Mahásámanta Bopparasa who was ruling at Bandanike in 1123 (ibid.); the Mahamandalika Chattarasa of the Sinda family who was ruling the Edevette seventy in 1118 (EC. VII, Sk. 316; p. 271); the Mahasamantadhipati Mahaprachandadandanayaka Sûrya who with his brother the Makdsamantadhipati Mahaprachandadandanayaka Aditya, held some office in the Nolambavadi provinoe in about 1125 (EC. XI, Dg. 90 ; p. 119); the Mahasamanta Nâgayya - nâyaka who was ruling a kampana of the Mandali one-thousand in 1111 (EC. VII, HI. 10; p. 280); the Dandandyaka Madiraja who was governing the vaddardvula and sunka of the Banavase province in subordination to Anantapalayya in 1099 (EC. VII, Sk. 13; p. 84); the Mahapradhana Madhuvappa who was the perggade of the Banavase province in 1084 (EC. VIII, Sb.235; p. 76); the Mahápradhana Senapati Dandandyaka Mallidevarasa who was the heggade of the same province in 1089(EC. VII, Sk. 166, p. 196); the Mahasamuntadhipati Mahaprachandadandanayaka Jekkamarasa who held some office in the Banava se province in about 1100 (EC. VII, Sk. 111; p. 150) the Dandana ya ka Gôpa narasa who was ruling the Banavase province in 1116 (EC. VIII, Sb. 337; p. 124); the Mahasamanta