The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.104

c8.104

A.D. 517-18. Mallōhalli plates, No. 2, in Mysore. Grant by the Western Gaṅga king Durvinita in his thirty-fifth year. A pedigree of five generations is given. It makes his accession as in A.D. 483-84 (E. C. ix, D-B 68). The Kuḍlūr grant (Mysore Arch. Sur. 1921, p. 1920) states that he fought many battles, some of which are mentioned, viz., those at Andāri, Alattūr, Puruḷare and Pernaṅgara; that he captured the ‘Kāḍuveṭṭi’ (i.e. the Pallava king, and if so the friendships existing between their families did not last long); and that he ruled over the ‘Pāṇāḍu and Punṇāḍu’ countries. The Punṇāḍu country was in South Mysore.