The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s14.215

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The next name in the table is that of Jayasiṁha III., the younger brother of Vikramâditya VI. All that is known about this person has already been stated. His full designation was Trailôkyamalla-Vîra-Noḷamba-Pallava-Permaḍi-(or Permaḍi)-Jayasiṁha; in which, however, "Trailôkyamalla" is not a biruda of his own, but is simply due to his official connection with his father, Trailôkyamalla-Âhavamalla-. Sômêśvara I.: and in the Eastern Chalukya records he is mentioned as Siṁhaṇa.⁵ In A. D. 1064-65 he was governing the Tarda-vâḍi thousand, the country round Bijâpur, under his father. In a record of A. D. 1072, of the time of Sômêśvara II., he is mentioned as ruling at the Poṛavîḍu or camp outside Gondavâḍi; and he seems to have been in charge of the Noḷambavâḍi thirty-two-thousand. And from A. D. 1077 to 1082, under Vikramâditya VI., he held office as