The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s14.82

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The successor of Vikramâditya V. was his youngest brother Jayasiṁha II., who had the biruda of Jagadêkamalla, "the sole wrestler in the world."⁷ His wife was Suggaladêvî, who, in the Channabasava-Purâṇa, where his name appears in the form of Dêsiṅga, is called Suggaḷe and is described as converting him from Jainism to the Śaiva faith.⁷ And he had a daughter, named Hâmmâ or Avvalladêvî, who was married to the Yâdava prince Bhillama III. of Sêuṇadêśa.⁸ Of his reign, we have the Miraj copper-plate grant,⁹ and some two dozen inscriptions on stone,¹⁰ which give dates ranging from the month