The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s15.26

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Permāḍi's son was Bijjala, whose name appears also in the forms of Bijja, Bijjaṇa, Vijjala, and Vijjaṇa. In the course of his career, he assumed the biruda of Tribhuvanamalla, and the designations of Bhujabala-Chakravartin³ "the powerful emperor," and Kalachurya-Chakravartin, "the Kalachurya emperor," which were sometimes combined into one appellation,—Kalachurya-bhujabala-Chakravartin. And, as he ended by usurping the sovereignty, it will be interesting to trace, as far as the records enable us to do so, the steps by which he rose to such power.