The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s11.412

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And other records of these kings themselves are forthcoming. Of Mahêndravarman I., we appear to have a record in an inscription in a rock-cut Śaiva shrine at Vallam, near Chingleput, in the Madras Presidency,¹ which gives his name in the form of Mayêndirapôttaresaru, i. e. Mahêndrapôtarâja, and allots to him the birudas of Lalitâṅkura, Śatrumalla, and Guṇabhara, and records that the shrine was made by Skandasêna, son of Vasantapriyarâja, who was a vassal of Mahêndrapôtarâja.