The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s18.189

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Sêna II., also called Kâḷasêna, is mentioned in the Koṇṇûr inscription, as a Maṇḍaléśvara, in the time of the Western Châlukya king Vikramâditya VI., and contemporaneously with Vikramâditya’s son Jayakarṇa: the record seems to imply that he was governing the Kuṇḍi province in subordination to Châmaṇḍa, a Daṇḍanâyaka of Jayakarṇa,⁵ and it appears to connect with him, as it certainly does with Jayakarṇa, the last date given in it, in the month Pausha, falling in December, A. D. 1121, of the Plava saṃvatsara (Saka-Saṃvat 1044 current), cited as the forty-sixth year of Vikramâditya VI. Sêna II. is, therefore, at any rate to be placed in the period A. D. 1102 to 1121, which are the earliest and latest dates for Jayakarṇa. And an earlier date, in the month Pausha, falling in December, A.D. 1096, of the Dhâtu saṃvatsara (Saka-Saṃvat 1019 current), cited as the