The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.342

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c8.342

A.D. 929. Ś. 853, Virōdhi. Inscription at Dharmapuri (ancient Tagaḍūr) Salem District, of the Nōḷamba-Pallava Iruga, son of Aṇṇiga. It shews that this country was ruled by a Nōḷamba chief even though it lay in Gaṅga territory and the Nōḷambas had been defeated by the W. Gaṅga chiefs Būtuga I and Ereyappa. (V.R. ii, Salem 82; E.R. 198 of 1910.)

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