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# The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s12.10

The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s12.10

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### [c8.s12.10](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c8.s12.10)

³ The earliest form is 'Chalkya,' in the Bâdâmi cave-inscription of the time of Kîrtivarman I., of A.D. 578 (\*Ind. Ant.\* Vol. VI. p. 363, text lines 3 and 4; for a lithograph, see Vol. X. p. 58).—The next form is 'Chalikya,' with the Dravidian \*l\*, in the Mahâkûta pillar-inscription of Mangalêsa, of A.D. 602 (\*id.\* Vol. XIX. p. 16, text line 2).—Next comes 'Chalikya,' with the ordinary \*l\*, in the Nerûr grant of Mangalêsa (\*id.\* Vol. VII. p. 162, text line 2; for other instances, see \*id.\* Vol. VI. p. 73, Vol. XIX. p. 309, Vol. IX. pp. 127, 130, and \*Jour. Bo. Br. R. As. Soc.\* Vol. XVI, pp. 2, 235, where \*le\* was formed by mistake for \*li\*, and 238).—And then comes 'Chalukya' (which was finally adopted, and occurs most frequently), in the Aihole inscription of the time of Pulikêsin II., dated in A.D. 634-35 (\*Ind. Ant.\* Vol. VIII. p. 241, text lines 1 and 3; for other instances, see \*id.\* Vol. VII. pp. 163, 301, Vol. VIII. p. 46, Vol. IX. pp. 124, 133, Vol. XIX. p. 149, and \*Jour. Bo. Br. R. As. Soc.\* Vol. XVI. pp. 234, 243). In the grant of Kîrtivarman II., of A.D. 757, Mr. Rice's published reading gives 'Chau-lukya' (\*Ind. Ant.\* Vol. VIII. p. 26, line 4); but there also, as the lithograph shews, the original distinctly has 'Chalukya.'—For the variants of the family name in the Eastern Chalukya records, see \*Ind. Ant.\* Vol. XX. p. 95, note 10.—In line 34 of the Nausâri

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