The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t31: Kadambas of Hangal, or Pāṇungal

The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t31

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Kadambas of Hangal, or Pāṇungal

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The pedigree is taken from Fleet's as given in Bombay Gazetteer I, Pt. II, p. 559, with some additions.

It begins with thirteen chiefs, each the son of his father and predecessor, who governed Hāngal in succession. Their names are 1. Mayūravarma I; 2. Kṛishṇavarmā I; 3. Nāgavarmā I; 4. Vishṇuvarmā; 5. Mṛigavarmā; 6. Satyavarmā; 7. Vijayavarmā; 8. Jayavarmā I; 9. Nāgavarmā II; 10. Sāntivarmā I; 11. Kīrttivarmā I; 12. Ādityavarmā; 13. Chattaya, whose son was—

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14. Jayavarmā II or Jayasimha. c. A.D. 1030. Māvulidēva 15. Tailapa, or Taila I. c. 1050 (Md. Chāvuṇḍalā) 17. Sāntivarmā II or Sānti, or Sāntaya 1088. Md. Pāṇḍya princess Siriyādēv. Chokidēva or Joki. Vikrama, or Vikramānka.

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KADAMBAS OF HĀNGAL, OR PĀNUNGAL-contd.

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16. *Kīrttivarmā II* or Tailana-Singa 1068-1077. Feudatory of W. Chāḷukyas.

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18. *Taila II* or Tailapa, or Tailaha. Dates from 1099-1135. *Md.* Bāchalā, a Pāṇḍya princess, and Chāmalā.

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19. *Mayūravarmā II* 1131. Governing in conjunction with his father, under Sōmēśvara III of the W. Chāḷukyas.

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20. *Mallikārjuna* 1132, 1135, 1144.

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21. *Tailama* or Māvuli-Taila. Dates from 1147 to 1160.

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22. *Kīrttideva III* 1172

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23. *Kāmadēva* Dates from 1207, 1012 (E. C. viii. Sb. 454, 455, 471). *Md.* Kētalā. Feudatory to W. Chāḷukya Sōmēśvara IV

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*Barmma*

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*Sōma*

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*Malla* 1218. (See notes below).

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NOTES.—For the reign of 13 Chattaya we have dated records in A.D. 972, 973, 1012 (E. C. viii. Sb. 454, 455, 471). For 19, Mayūravarmān II see E. C. viii. Sb., 80. For 21, Tailama, see Mysore Arch. Rep., 1923, No. 112, and E. I xvi, 31f. A record of A.D. 1202 in Kadūr Taluk, Mysore makes Hoysala Baḷḷāḷa III governing Baṇavāsi and Hāngal. Malla's accession was between March 3, 1218 and January 7, 1219 (E. C. viii, Sb., 180, 221, 224).