The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t65: Sinda Families—A. Sindas of Sindavāḍi
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t65
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Sinda Families—A. Sindas of Sindavāḍi
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[Figure: Iśvaradēva I (or Iśvara-bhūpati. 1166, 1180.)
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Rāya — Vijaya
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Pāṇḍyadēva — Malla, or Mallidēva Attacked by Hoysalas in 1196-7 1187, 1195, 1204
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Iśvaradēva II 1215, 1222.
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Dau. Sovala — Dau. Kālale — Kēśavadēva 1232.
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Biradēva or Harabīra.
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NOTES. That Iśvaradeva I was son of [. . .] harasa is stated in *E. C. vii, Hl. 50*. Rice (*ibid. vi, Introd.* 35) makes him son of Mallidēva's son Rāyarasa.
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Records at Kurugōḍ, Bellary District (*V. R. i. Bell. 106, 108; 56, 58 of 1904*), mention Sinda Rāchamalla as feudatory of the Kalachūri king in, apparently, A. D. 1175 and 1177. But the details of the dates are unsatisfactory. Two others (*V. R. i. Bell. 87, 128; 211, 206 of 1913*), of dates 1141 and 1147 mention Rāchamalla and his elder brother Bhīma, but with no clue as to relationship.
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Another Kurugōḍ record (*E. I. xiv, 265*), edited by Dr. Barnett, gives the following pedigree—to which I have ventured to add the prince Bhīma mentioned above. There is, here again, no clue as to relationship to the main line
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[Figure: (?)
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Bhīma — ‘Piriya’ Rāchamalla I (Md. Sōvaladēvi; 1141, 1147)
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Irungōla (Md. Baladēvi and Echaladēvi)
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Rāchamalla II — Sōma also called ‘Gōvinda of the Sindas’ 1173, 1181.]