The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.307

c8.307

A.D. 904. November 25. A long copper-plate grant at Gaṭṭavāḍi, Nanjangūḍ Taluk, Mysore, gives a pedigree of the Gaṅga chiefs. In addition to the information obtained from the last record noted above, we are told that Ereyappa III defeated the Chāḷukyas at Rājarāmaḍi; that Rāchamalla II fought a battle at ‘Rēmiya’ [Is this a misreading for ‘Sāmiya’?]; that Būtuga I conquered Mahendra Noḷamba in three fights, the last being at Sāmiya; and that Ereyappa IV captured the fortresses of Tippēru, Sūrūr and Penjēru or Henjēru and slew Mahēndra. (E.C. xii. Supplement, Nanjangūd Taluk, No. 269.)