Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions c8.s5.4

c8.s5.4

¹ The Kalinga account (*IA*. xiii. 275) is that Turvasu, the son of Yayāti, being without sons, practised self-restraint and propitiated the river Gaṅgā, the bestower of boons, by which means he obtained a son, the unconquerable Gāṅgēya, whose descendants were victorious in the world as the Ganga line.