Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions c8.s10.32

c8.s10.32

We thus come to Hg 93, in which we have Dhārāvarṣa Śrīvallabha as the supreme ruler, and Kambharasa ruling the Ninety-six Thousand, that is, Gangavāḍi, under him. This was Dhārāvarṣa’s eldest son, and the first Rāṣṭrakūṭa viceroy of Gangavāḍi, his claim to the Rāṣṭrakūṭa throne having been set aside by his father in favour of a younger son Gōvinda. Kambhaiya appears again in SB 24, with the title Raṇāvalōka. Nl 61 shows him as Śaucha-Kambha-Dēva and Raṇāvalōka still in power, but now reconciled to his younger brother, who had assumed the crown of the whole kingdom.