The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t30: Later Kadambas of Baṇavāsi
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t30
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Later Kadambas of Baṇavāsi
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A.D. 911. A certain Kaliviṭṭa ruled the province under Rāshṭrakūṭa Kṛishṇa II. He killed a Kadamba chief named Ayyavarman (E. C. viii, Sb., 88).
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987-8. Aryavarman, 'Lord of Baṇavāsi,' ruled part of Bellary District under the W. Caḷukya king Tailapa II. He was succeeded by Ādityavarman, mentioned in A.D. 992-3 (E. R. 1903-4, p. 8).
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1048-9. Chāvuṇḍa Rāja ruling under the W. Caḷukya Sōmēśvara I. Fleet says Chāvuṇḍa was a Kadamba chief (I. A., 1875, 179).
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1055-6. Arikēsari, 'a descendant of Mayūraśarman' governing as vassal of the W. Caḷukyas.
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1064-5, or 1067-8. Toyimadēva, whose mother Akka, a W. Caḷukya princess, had married a Kadamba chief of Hangal, ruled over the two provinces, Baṇavāsi and Hangal (E. I. xvi, 81),
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1074-5. Mention of a Kadamba Lord Sāntivarman on October 7 (E. I. xvi, 69).
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1187. A vīrakal in Sorab Taluk, Mysore, shews a Kadamba chief Koṇḍema ruling Baṇavāsi under the W. Caḷukya Sōmēśvara IV (E. C. viii, Sb. 47).