The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c15.s2.t4.79
The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c15.s2.t4.79
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³ The latest record of Ambadēva at Tripurāntakam (*AR*, 173 of 1905; *SII*, x, 466) is dated on Wednesday, śu. di. 15, Nija (Adhika-?)-Āshāḍha, Khara, Ś. 1213 (Wednesday, 15 June, A.D. 1291). The earliest Kākatīya inscription, which is that of Indulūru Annaya(Annala)dēva (*AR*, 238 of 1905, *SII*, x, 467) and of Manuma-Gannaya (*AR*, 239 of 1905), is dated on Ma. (Mandavāra) at the time of the lunar eclipse in Śrāvaṇa, Khara Ś. 1213 (Saturday, 11 August, A.D. 1291). It is obvious that Tripurāntakam and its neighbourhood must have changed hands between 15 June and 11 August, A.D. 1291.