The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t13.2

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Jayasimha I A.D. c 500. | Raṇarāga ‘Raṇavikrama’ ‘Rājasimha’. | 1. Pulakēśin I ‘Raṇavikrama.’ Real founder of the dynasty. Seized Bādāmi. Md. Durlabha-dēvi. A.D. c. 550-566. | 2. Kīrttivarmā I. ‘Raṇaparākrama.’ Conquered Kadamba Krishṇavarman II of Baṇavāsi. A.D. 566-597. | 3. Maṅgaḷēśa. ‘Raṇavikrānta.’ Defeated the Kaṭach-churi King Buddha-Rāja, killed Svāmi Rāja. Lost his throne to Pulakēśin II. A D. 597-609 to 10. | 4. Pulakēśin II. ‘Ereyya.’ Defeated Harsha of Kanauj, and made large conquests. A.D. 609-10 to 642. | Kubja Vishṇuvardhana. ‘Vishama-Siddhi-’ ‘Makaradhvaja.’ Founded the Eastern Cāḷukya Dynasty (q.v.) | Jayasimha. ‘Dharāśraya.’ | Indravarman. ‘Dhruva-rāja.’ | Nāgavardhana.