The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s14.255

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The successor of Jagadêkamalla II. was his younger brother Taila III., whose name occurs also as Tailapa and Nûrmaḍi-Taila, and who had the *biruda* of Trailôkyamalla; he was also styled *Châlukya-Chakravartin*, “the Châlukya emperor.” He appears to have succeeded to the throne early in A.D. 1150; and near the end of the *Sukla samvatsara*, *Śaka-Saṃvat* 1072 current; after, at any rate, Pausha śukla 11, the day of the *uttarâyaṇa-saṃkrânti* or winter solstice, corresponding approximately to the 24th December, A.D. 1149, which is the latest date on record for Jagadêkamalla II.³ The records of this reign, as far as they have yet come to light, are very few;⁴ and they furnish