Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions c8.s5.56

c8.s5.56

¹ It is curious that a Karṇāṭaka dynasty was set up even in distant Nepal, apparently in 1097, which was presumably of Ganga origin. The founder, Nānya-Dēva (perhaps ? Nanniya-Dēva), came from the South. He was succeeded by Ganga-Dēva and four others, the last of whom removed the capital to Khātmāndu, where the line came to an end (*Ins. from Nepal*, by Dr. G. Bühler).