The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t24: Dannāyakankōṭṭai Chiefs
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t24
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Dannāyakankōṭṭai Chiefs
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They came into power with the decay of the Hoysaḷa dynasty in Mysore, after the destruction of the latter's capital, Dorasamudra in A.D. 1310 by Malik Kāfur (443, 444 of 1906; Arch. Rep., Southern Circle 1920-21, p. 22).
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Perumāḷadēva 'Nilagiri-Sādhara.' Governed the Padiṇalkuṇāḍ tract in Mysore. Minister to Hoysaḷa Narasimha III who reigned
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Mādhava Dannāyaka
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[Figure: Siṅgaya Semi-independent in 1346. Kētayya 'Nilagiri-Sādhara,' 'Sitaragaṇḍa.']