The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s14.101
The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s14.101
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¹ An inscription at the temple of Trikûṭêśvara at Gadag in the Dhârwâr District (*Carn.-Dêsa Inscr.*, Vol. I. p. 410; and see *Ind. Ant.* Vol. II. p. 297). The record is dated in the Chitra[bhânu] *samvatsara*, the twenty-seventh year of the Châlukya-Vikrama-kâla, on Sunday, the first (or ? twelfth) tithi of the bright fortnight of Chaitra, falling in A.D. 1102. It is too much damaged to be edited as a whole; but the verse which mentions Bâchaladêvî runs (from an ink-impression)—Abhinuta-vikramâbharaṇa[n=Ahava]malla-nṛipamṛge [Kâ]minî-nibhey=eṇa samda pembaḷadêvige puṭṭi[da]r=ssuṭar=yvibhhu Bhuvanamalla-nṛipaṇum ripu-râya-gha-raṭṭan=uṇṇatam Tribhuvanamalla-phûbhu[ja]num=ujvala-kîr[tti] Noḷambabhâpaṇum.—The Gadag inscription of A.D. 1098 also names Bâchaladêvî as the mother of Sômêśvara I. and Vikramâditya VI.