Indian Antiquary Vol 48

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

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JANUARY, 1919)
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE WESTERN CHÂLUKYAS
at Chitratahalli (EC. VIII, Sb. 80 ; p. 23) 21 and 8th November, 1128 given in an inscription at Inglêshwar (KLISI, No. 226). The latest dates are 24th December, 1133 given in an inscription at Peddla-Tumbulam (No. 499 of 1915) 22 and 23rd February, 1135 given in another at Sômalêvarakoppalu (EC. VIII, Sb. 415 ; p. 148).
Among his foudatories and officers (see FDKD., p. 456) we have to include the Mahaman. dalésvara Mallidêvaraga of the Ahihaya family (EC. XII, p. 293), the Mahamandalesvara Bâchiga or Bâcharasa of the Sinda family who was ruling Sindavadi in 1132 in subordination to prince Tailapadeva (No. 502 of 1915); the Mahamandalesvara Trailokyamalla Mallidêvamahârâja who was ruling the same province in 1133; the Mahamandalesvara Tribhuvanamalla-Pâudya who was ruling the No ļambavati thirty-two-thousand in 1128 (EC. XI, Dg. 99; p. 124); Bhûlôkamalla Vira-Ganga-Permmâdi who was ruling the Madali onethousand in 1129 with the titles of Satyavákya Kongunivarmma-Dharmmamaharajadhiraja and Paramêśvara (EC. VII, Sh. 99 ; p. 76); the Mahapradhana Maneverggade-dandanayaka Masanayya who hekl some office in subordination to the Kâdamba Mahamandalesvara Tailapadêva in 1128 (EC. VIII, Sb. 141 ; p. 47); the Kadamba Mahamandalesvara Madhukarasa who was ruling the Banavâse prosince in 1135 (EC. VIII, Sb. 414, 415 ; p. 148); the Mahasa. manta Sômarasa i Sômêśvara who was ruling the Nâgarakhanda seventy in 1135 (EC. VIII, Sb. 414, 415 ; p. 148); and the Mahamandalesvara Ekkalarasa who was ruling at Uddhare in 1130 (EC. VIII, Sb. 3,7; pp. 1 and 3).
Sômêsvara III was succeeded, probably in 1137, by his son Permma-Jagalêkamalla who had the distinctive title of Pratapa-chakravartin. The earliest date for him is 23rd December, 1137 23 given by an inscription at Managoli (KLISI, No. 232): and the latest dates are 25th December, 1150 given by an inscription at Chinno-Tumbulam (No. 517 of 1915) 25 and 13th April, 1151 given by an inscription at Kumsi (EC. VIII, Sb. 86; p. 24).26
His chief toudatories and officers, excluding those mentioned by Dr. Fleet (DKD., pp. 457-8), were The Mahamandalesvara Ekkalarasa, mentioned above, who was ruling at Uddhare in 1145 (EC. VIII, Sb. 132; p. 36); the Mahapradhana Yogêsvara-dandanayaka who was ruling the Banavâse province in subordination to the Dandandyaka Bammarayya in 1142 (RC. VIII, Sb. 125; p. 34); the Mahamandalesvara Mallidêvarasa who was ruling the Haive five-hundred and other divisions in 1143 (EC. VIII, Sa. 58 ; p. 94); the Mahaman.
aleśvara Goravadêva of the Kadamba family who was ruling the Banavâse province in about 1146 (EC. VIII, Sb. 67; p. 20); the Mahamandalesvara Vikrama-Sântara who was ruling the Sântalige province-in 1146 (EC. VIII, Nr. 37; p. 257); the Mahamandalesvaras Ballâriya Bivarasa (Immadi-Bhimarasa) and Ballâriya Râchamallarasa, two brothers who were ruling the Sindavadi province in 1142 (Nos. 204 and 206 of 1913); the Mahápradhana Dandandyaka Bachimayya who was ruling the suika of the Banavâse and other provinces in 1141 (EC. VIII, Sb. 390; p. 144); and the Mahamandalesvara Lokáditya of the Ahihaya family (EI. XII, p. 293).
Jagadekamalla II was followed on the throne by his brother Taila or Tailapa III who had, usually, the cognomen of Trailokyamalla. The earliest date for his reign is 24th
+1 VSS DI., p. 4; No. 1.
VSSDI., p 21: No. 30. - In the light of what has gone above, the observations that I made in VSSDI. Introd. p. xiii, footnote, and p. 141, No. 233, are no longer tenable and must be given up. I now prefer to rely on the Mapagoli inscription referred to above and to believe that it was Jagadékamalla II who was reigning on 23rd December, 1137.
* VSSDI., p. 139; No. 227. 95 VSSDI., p. 40; No. 55. VSSDI., p. 55; No. 85.