History of the Khaljis, A.D. 1290–1320 c3.s2.27

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²⁴ It appears that the Yadava Empire in the time of Singhana was as extensive as that ruled by the ablest monarchs of the preceding dynasties. The full titles of a paramount sovereign are given to Singhana in his inscriptions, such as "the supporter of the whole world," "the love of the earth" (*Prithvīvallabha*) and "king of kings". (Bhandarkar: *Early History of the Deccan*, p. 194.) The early history of the family is to be found partly in epigraphic records, and partly in the introduction to Hemadri's *Vratakhand*. The Puranic genealogy is perhaps given most fully by Hemadri. (J. F. Fleet: *Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts*, Bombay, 1836, p. 511.)