Later Gangas Mandali Thousand

Author(s): Nagarajaiah Hampa
Publisher: Ankita Pustak

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34/ The Later Gangas : Mandali-Thousand
Boppadeva, son of Gangarāja, the senior daņdanāyaka, commissioned a basadi, for the merit of his father, named Drohagharațța-jinālaya. Vişnuvardhana, the Hoysala king, renamed the temple as Vijaya-Pārsva jinālaya and made a grant of the village Jāvagallu in Āsandi-nādu (EC. Vol. IX (R) 13 1. 389. C.E. 1133. pp. 352-56]
Thus Åsandi continued to remain as a property of the Gangas, and during the reign of the Mandalinād also it enjoyed the same previlege. After the Mandalinād and Āsandinād Gangas, their influence gradually waned into oblivion.