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³ The Annigere inscription, dated, without full details, in the Krôdhin *saṃvatsara*, A.D. 1184-85 (*Carn.-Dêsa Inscr*. Vol. II. p. 37; see page 463 above, note 4).—This record, with the other *Annigere* inscription which is dated in the *Parâbhava saṃvatsara*, A.D. 1186-87 (ibid. p. 42; and see the same note), and an inscription at the temple of Dodda-Basavanna at Dambal in the Dhârwâr District (*ibid*. p. 28; verified from a photograph) give the following short genealogy:—The *Danḍanâyaka* Bammi, whose wife was Jakkiyavve; his son was the *Danḍanâyaka* Kâma or Kâvaṇa, whose wife was Kâḷaladêvî or Kâḷavve; and his son was the *Danḍanâyaka* Brahma, whose younger brothers were the *Danḍanâyakas* Kêsava or Kêsirâja, Narasimha or Nârasimha, and Liṅga or Liṅgidêva.—The records usually speak of this Brahma or Barmarasa as a *kumâra*; doubtless, not to mark him as a "young man," but to distinguish him from his grandfather.