History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v3.c34.s8.20

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When the Kalachūri power declined, Vijjala being assassinated, the Lingāyat sect rising in rebellion against him, Some-śvara, a son of Tailapa II, regained the Chālukya kingdom and established himself at Annigeri in 1182 A. D. with the assistance of a loyal feudatory named Brahmā (I. A. II). The Yādavas of Devagiri and the Yādavas of Dvāra-Samudra were, however, rising to power and they attacked Brahmā. Vira-Ballāla of the Hoyasala line defeated Brahmā and the Western Chālukya power was finally supplanted by the Yādavas. Nothing is heard about Someśvara after Śaka 1111 or 1189 A. D.