The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t51.2

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[Figure: 1. Vijaya, or Yādu 1399-1423
2. Here Beṭṭada Chāma I 1423-1458
3. Timma-Rāja I 1458-1478
4. Here, or Ārberal, Chāma II 1478-1513
5. Beṭṭada Chāma III or Chāma-Bhūpati. 1513-1552
6. Timma-Rāja II or Appan Timma, 1552-1571 Krishna-Rāja I
7. Boḷe, or Dodda, Chāma IV Defeated Tirumala Rāya at Seringapatam, 1571-1576
8. Beṭṭada Chāma V 1576-1578
9. Rājadhirāja or Rāja-Mahipati, seized Seringapatam and founded the kingdom of Mysore. 1578-1617. Beṭṭada Chāma VI Muppindēva (Md. Kempamāmbā) Narasa Raja (died before his father) 3 sons Died young
11. Immaḍi Rāja 1637-38. Poisoned
12. Kanthīrava Narasa I 1638-1659 Dodda-Dēva Chikka-dēva Rajēndra
13. Kempadēva 1659-1672 Mari-dēva
10. Chāma VII 1617-1637 Died without issue.
14. Chikkadēva Md. Dēvamāmbā. 1672-1704. Kanthīrava-Narasa II
15. Kanthīrava Narasa III Md. Chelvājā. 1704-1713.
16. Dodda Krishna II Md. Dēvājā 1713-1731]