The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.91

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c8.91

Rice places at this time an interesting stone inscription of Dēvavarman-Śivanandavarman, prince of the dynasty of Kadambas of Baṇavāsi and son of king Krishṇavarman I by a princess, ‘daughter of Kaikeya.’ It is at Anaji in North Mysore. It states that Krishṇavarman having been completely defeated and ruined by the Pallava Rāja Naṇakkāsa, Śivananda retired into a life of seclusion and penance. (*E. C. xi. Dg. 161.*)

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