The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.96

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c8.96

A.D. c. 490. An undated record at Siraguṇḍa in Mysore of the Gaṅga king Durvinīta; stating that when he received the Koṅguṇi crown from the ‘Kāḍuveṭṭi’ (i.e. the Pallava) king, his younger brother was roused to anger, and to pacify him ‘the people of Naṇḍyāl granted him a share in a village.’ (*E. C. vi. Cm. 50; E. C. xii, Mi. 110.*)

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