The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c6.s2.9
The Chālukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c6.s2.9
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| Date A D. | Rulers. | Historical Notes. | Temples, etc. |
| | **Western Cālukyas of Kalyāṇa.** | | |
| 973–996 | Taila II. | | |
| 997–1008 | Satyāśraya. | | |
| 1009–1011 | Vikramāditya V. | | Image of Buddha set up by Silāhāra chief of Kolhāpur. |
| 1018–1042 | Jayasiṃha II. | Capital said to have been at Baḷagāṃve. | |
| 1044–1068 | Sōmēśvara I. | Kalyāṇa first mentioned as a capital. The Chōḷas invaded the country and burnt many temples in the Beḷvoḷa district, and destroyed Jaina temples at Lakshmēśwar, which had been built by Permaḍi-Gaṅga. | |
| 1053, 1069 to 1076 | Sōmēśvara II. | | |
| 1055-56 and 1076–1126. | Vikramāditya VI. | Inscription tablet at Ḍambaḷ records grants to two Buddhist *vihāras* at that town Chālukyan territory invaded by the Hoysaḷas Chief capital was Kalyāṇa. The prosperity of the country was at its height during this period. | Built a temple of Vishnu and founded the town of Vikramāpūra Arasibiḍu |
| 1126–1138 | Sōmēśvara III. | | Jaina temples at Beḷgāum? |
| 1138–1149 | Jagadēkamalla II. | Chālukyan territory invaded by the Hoysaḷas. | |
| 1150–1161 | Taila III | Capital at Kalyāṇa and subsequently at Aṇṇigeri | Kaḷḷa-Guḍi at Dēgāṃve. |