The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c9.63

c9.63

Other rècords, at Aihoḷe,¹ Rôṇ, ² and Sûḍi, ³ shew that, by another wife named Siriyâdêvî, daughter of the Kalachurya king Bijjaḷa, Châvuṇḍa II. had two other sons named Bijjaḷa and Vikrama or Vikkayya. The Aihoḷe inscription mentions the two brothers, without any title, as ruling the Kisukâḍ seventy, the Bâgaḍage seventy, and the Kelavâḍi three-hundred, in the Virôdhin saṁvatsara (Saka-Saṁvat 1092 current), = A.D. 1169-70, cited as the ninety-fourth year of the era of the Western Châlukya king Vikramâditya VI. And the Rôṇ inscription gives for the Mahâmaṇḍalêśvara Vikrama a later date in the month Âśvina (Sept.-Oct.), falling in A. D. 1179, of the Vikârin saṁvatsara, S.-S. 1102 (current), when, it says, at his capital of Erambarage, he was ruling the Kisukâḍ seventy, as a feudatory of the Kalachurya king Saṅkama.