The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t33: Kalachūri Dynasty
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t33
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Kalachūri Dynasty
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The family was descended from the earlier Kaṭachchuris of Chēdi (See Bombay Gazetteer I, Pt. II, 468f; E. I. xii. 30; xv. 315).
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[Figure: Krishna Ruling near Nasik
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Śankaragaṇa
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Buddha Reigning about A.D. 607-10. Defeated by Chālukya king Mangaḷēśa (E. I. iv. 294) . . . . . . . . . . Kannama ‘Karṇa,’ ‘Krishna,’ ‘Lord of Trikaliṅga’ 1042 (E. I. ii. 297).
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Bijjala I
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Ammugi
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Sankama I
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Kannara
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Rāja or Rājala
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Jōgama
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Permāḍi or Hemmāḍi. Feudatory of W. Chālukya Sōmēśvara III. A.D. 1128.
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1. Bijjala II ‘Tribhuvanamalla,’ ‘Niśśaṅkamalla.’ ‘Vijjala,’ 1156. Abdicated 1167. Crushed the W. Chālukya monarchy 1157. Murdered.
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Mailugi
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2. Sōmēśvara ‘Sovidēva,’ ‘Soyi,’ ‘Rāya-murāri.’
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3. Saṅkama ‘Samkhavarṇa,’ ‘Niśśaṅkamalla’
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4. Āhavamalla ‘Apratimalla,’ ‘Rāyanārāyaṇa.’
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Singaṇa Dates 1183, 1184.
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Dau. Siriyādēvī Md. Chāmuṇḍa II of the Yādavas of Erambarage.]
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NOTE.—Bijjala II assumed royal titles after his overthrow of the W. Chālukya kingdom. According to tradition he was murdered by the Liṅgāyat Basava, whose sister he had married. His accession was between September 25 and December 6, 1156 (E. C. vii. Sk. 102; viii Sk. 131). He was alive on May 2, 1175 (ibid. viii. Sa. 66).