The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t66: Sindas of Erambarage
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t66
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Sindas of Erambarage
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Erambarage = Yelburga in H. H. The Nizam's Dominions (See *Bombay Gazetteer I, Pt. III, p. 573; E.I. viii, App. II, 10; xiv, 268; xv, 109; I A. 1876, p. 174*).
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1. Achugi I, — Nāka — Singa I — Dāsa — Dāma — Chāvunda I — Chāva or Acha vassal of — or Simha — or Dāna — or Dāva — or Chaunda W. Chālukyas
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Bamma
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Singa II
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Achugi II or Acha, or Achama. Md. Mādēvi, 1122.
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Chāvunda II Md. Siriyādēvi, dau. of the Kalachūri king Bijjala II, and Dēmalādēvi.
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Permāḍi I — Bijjala — Vikrama or Pemma. ‘Jagadēkamalla.’ (or Vijjala, 1169) or Vikkaya, or Vikramāditya Claims to have defeated the Kadambas 1169, 1180. of Goa and Hoysāla Vishṇuvardhana, 1104, 1144.
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Permāḍi II Achugi III (or Pemmadi, 1163) (or Achidēva, 1163)]
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The family was crushed by the triumph of the Hoysalas in the latter part of the 12th century A.D. Vikrama governed the Kiśukāḍ tract (*E I. xv, 109. Inscription at Sudi*).
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TAGAḌŪR—CHIEFS— See under *Adigaman chiefs* above.