Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions c9.s1.2
Mysore and Coorg from the Inscriptions c9.s1.2
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c9.s1.2
No connected genealogy of the line has been obtained, nor any account of their origin. But the names of certain kings occur. Thus we have Guṇasāgara as governor of the Kadamba-maṇḍala in about 675 (Kp 38), and his son Chitravāha (Chitravāhana) in 692 in the time of Vinayāditya (Sb 571). Then in about 800 we have a later Chitravāhana, ruling the Āluvakhēḍa Six Thousand under the Rāshṭrakūṭa king Gōvinda III (Sb 10). The Udayāvara inscriptions (EI. ix. 15) supply Raṇasāgara and Śvētavāhana as the names of other kings; also Pṛithivīsāgara and Vijayāditya or Māramma.