The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t46.2

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1. *Nāgama Nāyaka*.³
2. *Viśvanātha N: I* *Md.* Nāgamā. 1529–1564.
3. *Kumāra Kṛṣṇappa N: I* *Md.* Lakshmī. 1564–1572.
4. *Virappa N: I* . . . (*The brothers were joint rulers*) . . . 5. *Viśvanātha N: II.* *alias* 'Kṛṣṇappa', or 'Vīra Bhūpati.' 1572–1595. *Md.* Tirumalāmbikā. 1572–1595.
6. *Liṅgayya N:* . . . (*Joint rulers*) . . . 7. *Viśvanātha N: III.* *Kastūri Raṅgappa.* *alias* 'Kumāra-Kṛṣṇappa.' 1595–1601.
8. *Muttu Kṛṣṇappa N:* Assumed royal titles, 1601–1609.
9. *Muttu Virappa N: I* 10. *Tirumala N:* *Kumāra Muttu N:* 1609–1623. Threw off all allegiance to the Vijayanagar sovereign. 1623–1659.
11. *Muttu Virappa N: II* 1659.
12. *Chokkanātha N: I* 13. *Muttu-Liṅga N:* *Md.* Maṅgammāḷ. 1659–1682. or 'Muttu Aḷakādri.' Ruled for a
14. *Raṅga Kṛṣṇa Muttu Virappa III* few months. 1678. 1682–1689, when he died. Maṅgammāḷ ruled 1689–1706, when she was put to death.
15. *Vijaya-Raṅga Chokkanātha N: II* *Md.* Mīnākshī. 1706–1732. Died without issue.