History of the Qaraunah Turks in India c11.101

c11.101

ed and from the inscriptions we can form some idea of the extent of their dominions. Hari Hara and Bukkā restricted their attention to the western and central portions of the Hoysala dominions⁴³ : Kampā I was placed in charge of the Udayagiri Rajya which included the modern Nellore and Caddapah districts⁴⁴ ; Marappā exercised authority over the Arga or Male-Rajya which is represented by the modern North Canara and Sīmoga districts⁴⁵ ; and Mudappā held a tract of land in the south-eastern corner of Mysore.⁴⁶