The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t45.1

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These were perhaps Viceroys appointed from Vijayanagar. But little is known about them beyond their names; and the last of them is mentioned at a time when Viśvanātha Nāyaka was certainly the Vijayanagar Viceroy of the place. A.D. 1404–1451. Joint rule of the Vijayanagar king Dēvarāya II's generals, Lakkanna and Mādanna. A.D. 1453. Uraṅgāvillidāsan Mahābali-Bāṇa. A.D. 1477. Tirumāl-Iruṅjōlai-Mahābali-Bāṇa. A.D. 1476. His son. Sundara-Tōḷ-Mahābali-Bāṇa I. A.D. 1499, or earlier. Muttarasa-Tirumalai-Mahābali-Bāṇa. A.D. 1500. Narasa Nāyaka. A.D. 1500–1515. Tenna Nāyaka. A.D. 1515–1519. Narasa Piḷḷai. A.D. 1519–1524. Timmappa Nāyaka. A.D. 1524–1526. Kaṭṭiyam Kāmaiya Nāyaka. A.D. 1526–1530. Chinnappa Nāyaka. A.D. 1530. Ayyakarai Vaiyappa Nāyaka. 1528–1537. Sundara-Tōḷ-Mahābali Bāṇa II.²