The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t61.8

c9.s2.t61.8

The principal minister of Krishnadēva Rāya of Vijayanagar, throughout his reign Śaluva Timma; atis Appāji, Śaluva Gōvinda was also prominent during the reign.¹ In 1589 Śaluva Narasimha; ‘Singa-Bhūpāla’, who was related to Bāhubalēndra, was ruling some tracts—Rajahmundry, and part of Kalinga, The Rajas of Karvetinagar in Chittoor District belonged to the Śaluva family: in 1622-3 Tirumaia; ‘son of Śrīranga Raja and grandson of Kathāri-Śaluva-Mahārāja,’ was chief of that tract (V. R. i, Chittoor, 267, 268; 376; 377 of 1911).