Mysore: a Gazetteer Compiled for Government 2
Mysore: a Gazetteer Compiled for Government 2
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Chalakyas. — The Chdlukyas, claiming to be of the Lunar line and former rulers of Ay6dhya, first crossed the Narmada or Nerbudda and appeared in the Dekkan in the person of Jayasimha, who, in the 4th century, defeated and destroyed the RishtrakiSta or Ratta prince. He was subsequently killed in a contest with the Pallava king, but his immediate successors subdued the whole of the Kuntala country, and by the 5th century had established their capital at Vdtdpi, now Bddimi, in the Bijapur district.... In the 6th century they profess to have subdued the Kadambas and Gangas. The former became their feu- datories, but the latter remained independent, though they must have retired from much of the Shimoga District. In the 7th century the Chdlukyas separated into two families, the Eastern Chdlukyas fixing their capital at Vengi, in the Goddvari District, and the Western Chdlukyas continuing to rule from Bdddmi. The Shimoga District was under the latter, forming the Banavase Twelve Thousand province, with its seat of government at Belgdmi (Shikdrpur taluq).
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Chalakyas. — The Chdlukyas, claiming to be of the Lunar line and former rulers of Ay6dhya, first crossed the Narmada or Nerbudda and appeared in the Dekkan in the person of Jayasimha, who, in the 4th century, defeated and destroyed the RishtrakiSta or Ratta prince. He was subsequently killed in a contest with the Pallava king, but his immediate successors subdued the whole of the Kuntala country, and by the 5th century had established their capital at Vdtdpi, now Bddimi, in the Bijapur district.... In the 6th century they profess to have subdued the Kadambas and Gangas. The former became their feu- datories, but the latter remained independent, though they must have retired from much of the Shimoga District. In the 7th century the Chdlukyas separated into two families, the Eastern Chdlukyas fixing their capital at Vengi, in the Goddvari District, and the Western Chdlukyas continuing to rule from Bdddmi. The Shimoga District was under the latter, forming the Banavase Twelve Thousand province, with its seat of government at Belgdmi (Shikdrpur taluq).
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