No. of
inscription |
Details of dates with their English equivalents and remarks. |
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WESTERN CHALUKYA─contd.
Sarvajñachakravartin Bhūlōkamalladēva. |
9 |
Chāḷukya-Bhūlōkakāla year, Paridhāvin, Māgha, śu. 5, Sunday = A. D. 1132, January 24, Sunday ; ∙96. The cyclic year was Virōdhikṛit and the king’s regnal year was evidently 6. |
42 |
Śaka 1056, Ānanda, Āshāḍha, amāvāsyā, solar eclipse = A. D. 1134, July 23, Monday. There was a solar eclipse on this day. |
46 |
9th year, Ānanda, Kārtika, śu. [6],Thursday = A. D. 1134, October 25, Thursday ; ∙18. |
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KALACHURYA.
Mahāmaṇḍalēśvara Bijjaḷadēva. |
68 |
. . . va, Pushya, amāvāsyā, solar eclipse, Monday. The cyclic year ending in ‘va’ during Bijjaḷa’s regin was Pārthiva in which year the given tithi fell on Monday, A. D. 1166, January 3 ; ∙94. But it was not a day of solar eclipse, nor did there occur a solar eclipse during any month of the year Pārthiva. |
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Mallugidēva. |
81 |
2nd year, Durmukhi, Mārgaśira, amāvāsyā, Thursday, Saṅkramaṇa = A. D. 1176, December 2, Thursday ; f.d.t. ∙19 ; but there was no Saṅkramaṇa on this day. |
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Rāyamurāri Sōvidēva. |
3 |
Vikṛita. Jyēshṭha, amāvāsyā, Monday = A. D. 1170, June 15, Monday ; f.d.t. ∙10. |
15 |
4th year, Khara, Phālguṇa, amāvāsyā, Monday. Probably A.D. 1171, March 8, Monday ; ∙47. The cyclic year was Vikṛita not Khara as cited in the record. |
52 |
8th year, Jaya, Chaitra, śu. 2, Monday.
In Jaya (Śaka 1096) the given tithi fell on Wednesday (not Monday), March 6, A. D. 1174. In the next year, however, the details regularly corresponded to A. D. 1175, February 24, Monday ; ∙60. The month was Adhika- Chaitra. |
53 |
10th year, Durmati, Chaitra. śu. 5, Wednesday. =A. D. 1176, March 17, Wednesday ; ∙36. The cyclic year quoted in the
record is evidently a mistake for Durmukha. |
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Tribhuvanamalladēva ‘ruling at Kalyāṇa’. |
14 |
7th year, Chitrabhānu, Vaiśākha, amāvāsyā, Monday, Vyatīpāta. In the
given year (=Śaka 1084), Vaiśakha, amāvāsyā commenced on Monday at ∙95 and ended at ∙01 of Wednesday, May 16, A.D. 1162, Tuesday being a
rikta-tithi. |
