The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s14.211

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¹ It is doubtless this campaign that led to there being so many inscriptions, referring themselves to the reign of Vikramâditya VI., at Drâkshârâm and other places in the Telugu country, outside the ordinary limits of the Western Châlukya kingdom (see Mr. Sewell's *Lists of Antiquities*, Madras, Vol. I., and the transcripts iu Sir Walter Elliot's other MS. Collection entitled *Telugu Sâsanams*; also *Ind. Ant.* Vol. XX. p. 281, note 39). — This occasion may also be the one on which, according to the Eastern Chalukya records, Kulôttuṅga-Chôḍadêva I. pursued Vikramâditya VI. from Naṅgali in Mysore to Manaḷûr on the Tuṅgabhadrâ (see *South-Ind. Inscrs*, Vol. II., p. 231, and *Ind. Ant.* Vol. XXI. pp. 282, 286).