Studies in the Geography of Ancient and Medieval India c12.37
Studies in the Geography of Ancient and Medieval India c12.37
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² Note that the Cālukyas of Badami (*Ep. Ind.*, Vol. IV, p.88, etc.) and Kalyāṇa (*ibid.*, Vol. V, p.16, etc.) were regarded as kings of Kuntala, while the Cālukya army was called the Karṇāṭaka *bala* (*Ind. Ant.*, Vol. XI, p. 112, etc.). In Cola records like the Kanyākumārī inscription (*Ep. Ind.*, Vol. XVIII, p.27; vv. 69, 76), the Cālukya enemies of Rājendra I are mentioned as lords of the Kuntalas, while the inscriptions of Virarājendra mention them as kings of the Karṇāṭa family.