Satavahana Empire
Simuka or Sisuka (r. 230-207 BCE). Also (271-248 BCE), ruled 23 years.
Krishna (r. 207-189 BCE), ruled 18 years.
Sri Mallakarni (or Sri Satakarni), ruled 10 years.
Purnotsanga, ruled 18 years
Skandhastambhi, ruled 18 years
Sātakarnī I (195 BCE), ruled 56 years
Lambodara, ruled 18 years.(r. 87-67 BCE)
Probably as vassals of Kanva dynasty (75-35 BCE):
Apilaka, ruled 12 years.
Meghasvati (or Saudasa), ruled 18 years.
Svati (or Svami), ruled 18 years.
Skandasvati, ruled 7 years.
Mahendra Satakarni (or Mrgendra Svatikarna, Satakarni II), ruled 8 years.
Kuntala Satakarni (or Kuntala Svatikarna), ruled 8 years.
Svatikarna, ruled 1 year.
Pulomavi (or Patumavi), ruled 36 years.
Riktavarna (or Aristakarman), ruled 25 years.
Hāla (r. 20-24 CE), author of the Gathasaptasati, an Indian literature classic, ruled 5 years.
Mandalaka (or Bhavaka, Puttalaka), ruled 5 years.
Purindrasena, ruled 5 years.
Sundara Satakarni, ruled 1 year.
Cakora Satakarni (or Cakora Svatikarna), ruled 6 months.
Sivasvati, ruled 28 years.
Gautamiputra Sātakarni, or Gautamiputra, popularly known as Shalivahan (r. 25-78 CE), ruled 21 years.
Vasisthiputra Sri Pulamavi, or Puloma, Puliman (r. 78-114 CE), ruled 28 years.
Vashishtiputra Sātakarni (r. 130-160), or Shiva Sri, Sivasri, ruled 7 years.
Shivaskanda Satakarni, (157-159), ruled 7 years.
Yajna Sri Satakarni, (r. 167-196 CE), ruled 29 years.
Vijaya, ruled 6 years.
Canda Sri Satakarni, ruled 10 years.
Puloma, 7 years.
Madhariputra Svami Sakasena? (r. c.190)
Simuka or Sisuka (r. 230-207 BCE). Also (271-248 BCE), ruled 23 years.
Krishna (r. 207-189 BCE), ruled 18 years.
Sri Mallakarni (or Sri Satakarni), ruled 10 years.
Purnotsanga, ruled 18 years
Skandhastambhi, ruled 18 years
Sātakarnī I (195 BCE), ruled 56 years
Lambodara, ruled 18 years.(r. 87-67 BCE)
Probably as vassals of Kanva dynasty (75-35 BCE):
Apilaka, ruled 12 years.
Meghasvati (or Saudasa), ruled 18 years.
Svati (or Svami), ruled 18 years.
Skandasvati, ruled 7 years.
Mahendra Satakarni (or Mrgendra Svatikarna, Satakarni II), ruled 8 years.
Kuntala Satakarni (or Kuntala Svatikarna), ruled 8 years.
Svatikarna, ruled 1 year.
Pulomavi (or Patumavi), ruled 36 years.
Riktavarna (or Aristakarman), ruled 25 years.
Hāla (r. 20-24 CE), author of the Gathasaptasati, an Indian literature classic, ruled 5 years.
Mandalaka (or Bhavaka, Puttalaka), ruled 5 years.
Purindrasena, ruled 5 years.
Sundara Satakarni, ruled 1 year.
Cakora Satakarni (or Cakora Svatikarna), ruled 6 months.
Sivasvati, ruled 28 years.
Gautamiputra Sātakarni, or Gautamiputra, popularly known as Shalivahan (r. 25-78 CE), ruled 21 years.
Vasisthiputra Sri Pulamavi, or Puloma, Puliman (r. 78-114 CE), ruled 28 years.
Vashishtiputra Sātakarni (r. 130-160), or Shiva Sri, Sivasri, ruled 7 years.
Shivaskanda Satakarni, (157-159), ruled 7 years.
Yajna Sri Satakarni, (r. 167-196 CE), ruled 29 years.
Vijaya, ruled 6 years.
Canda Sri Satakarni, ruled 10 years.
Puloma, 7 years.
Madhariputra Svami Sakasena? (r. c.190)
Satakarnis
Chutu Satakarni (Nagas) (70BCE to 280AD)
Rano Cutukadanamdasa
Rano Mudanamdasa (Mulananda)
Haritputra Vinhukdada Cutukulananda (Vaijayanti puraraja) (daughter sivaskanda Nagasri) (Banavasi Stone Inscription)(Mallavalli Inscription)(Queen Mahabhoji (Naganika) ) Haritputra vishnu rudra Sivalananda (Abhira Vasusena Nagarjunakonda inscription)
Queen Kodabalsiri (Daughter of Virapurusadatta of Ikshvaku Dynasty, Nagarjunakonda)
Manavya-Sagotra Haritiputra Vaiyayantipati sivaskandavarman(Kadamba Inscription)
Amatya SivaGupta
Chutu Satakarni (Nagas) (70BCE to 280AD)
Rano Cutukadanamdasa
Rano Mudanamdasa (Mulananda)
Haritputra Vinhukdada Cutukulananda (Vaijayanti puraraja) (daughter sivaskanda Nagasri) (Banavasi Stone Inscription)(Mallavalli Inscription)(Queen Mahabhoji (Naganika) ) Haritputra vishnu rudra Sivalananda (Abhira Vasusena Nagarjunakonda inscription)
Queen Kodabalsiri (Daughter of Virapurusadatta of Ikshvaku Dynasty, Nagarjunakonda)
Manavya-Sagotra Haritiputra Vaiyayantipati sivaskandavarman(Kadamba Inscription)
Amatya SivaGupta
Anandas
(Shimoga & Karwar Dists)
Rano Harananda
Rano Mahananda
Rano Mulananda
Rano Muluvananda
Rano Mulanandansa
Rano Chutukulanandasa
Rano Sivalanandasa
Elephant Maharathis
Hubli-Dharwad, Shimoga
Maharathi Kumaruhana
MMaharathi Samaņa
Maharathi Siva Hari Samaņa Mahamata
Maharathi Sivakuhana
Maharathi Sivakhada
Bull Maharathis
(Maharathis of Brahmagiri and Chandravalli (Chitradurga))
Sidakanam Kulalaya Maharathisa (180BC)(contemporary of Satakarni I)
Sadakana Chatakanha Maharathi
Sadakana Kanha Maharathiputa
Sidakanam Venhu)kutasa
(Shimoga & Karwar Dists)
Rano Harananda
Rano Mahananda
Rano Mulananda
Rano Muluvananda
Rano Mulanandansa
Rano Chutukulanandasa
Rano Sivalanandasa
Elephant Maharathis
Hubli-Dharwad, Shimoga
Maharathi Kumaruhana
MMaharathi Samaņa
Maharathi Siva Hari Samaņa Mahamata
Maharathi Sivakuhana
Maharathi Sivakhada
Bull Maharathis
(Maharathis of Brahmagiri and Chandravalli (Chitradurga))
Sidakanam Kulalaya Maharathisa (180BC)(contemporary of Satakarni I)
Sadakana Chatakanha Maharathi
Sadakana Kanha Maharathiputa
Sidakanam Venhu)kutasa
Ganga Dynasty (Western)
Vishnugopa (Queen Prithvimati )(sons Bhagadatta, Sridatta) (162AD)(capital Ahichchhatra (Near Talakad))
Sridatta(Brother Bhagadatta given Kalinga and Sridatta Ancestrol Kingdom)
Priyabhanduvarma (capital Ahichchhatra (Renamed Capital Ahichchhatra to Vijayapura))
Kampa (Son Padmanabha)
Padmanabha (Fought with Mahipala of Ujjain) (Alabbe Sisters Daughter)
Madivarma (Madhava Verma) (Married Alabbe)(Sons Konganivarma Madhava, Dadiga, Unknown)
Konganivarman Madhava Mahadhiraja (315-340AD)(Son Madhavavarma)(Conquerer of Bana Mandala)
Dadiga (Defeated Matsya Army)(Crowned by Simhanandi)
Kiriya Madhavavarma Mahadhiraja I (Wrote Commentary on Dattaka Sutra) (Sons Harivarma, Aryavarma, Krishnavarma)
Talakad Mainline
Harivarman (354-374AD) (Used Elephants in War, Built Capital Talavanapura(Talakad))(sons madhava and vishnugopa)
Madhava II Tandangala (374-400AD) (Married Sister of Kadamba Krishnavarma)(Worshipper of Tryambaka (Shiva))(Son Madhava) (357AD - Tagarti Inscription)
Vishnugopa (Worshipper of Narayana (Vishnu), protector of Brahmans, Cows)
Madhava III (400-430AD) (Son Avinita)(Married to Kadamba Kakustha Varma Daughter)
Avinita Kongani(430-482AD)(Appointed as Infant on Mothers Lap)(Under Jain Guru VijayaKirti) (Married Daughter of Skandavarma Raja of Punnad)(Son Durvanita)
Durvinita Kongani (482 - 535AD) (Wrote Commentary on Kiratarajuniya (by Bharavi))(Jain Grammarian and his Perceptor Pujyapada wrote Sabdavatara)(Defeated Pallava Jayasimha, annexed Kaduvetti and placed his daughters son on throne)(Conquered Andari,Alattur(in Coimbator), Porulaye(in Chengalpet), Pennagara(in salem) and others)(Worshipped Vishnu)
Mushkara (Mokkara)(535-608AD)(Married daughter of Sindhu Raja) (Son Srivikrama)
Srivikrama (608 - 654) (Sons Bhuvikrama(Monovinita, Sri Vallabha, Kesiga), Durgamara(Dugga), Shivamara(SthiraVinita, Ghana Vinita, Sripurusha, Navakama, Nava Chokka, Sivakumara)(Married Princess of Sindhu Raja(Sindha ruler of Erambarige))
(Bhuvikrama of Kolar Branch Took over the Talakad Branch after Death of Srivikrama)
Sivamara I (Sons Duggamara, Ereganga (Ereyappa)) (Navakama, Prithuvi Kongani,Sripurusha I) (679 - 713)(Has under his guardianship two grandsons of Pallavas)
EreGanga (Son Sripurusa II (Muttarasa))
Prithvipati (Prithuyasas)(726)(Defeated Pandya Varguna, lost life saving his friend)(sons Marasimha, Kamaranava(brothers Went to Kalinga to establish Eastern Gangas))
Sripurusha II (Muttarasa, Permanadi, Prithuvi Kongani) (726-777) (Grandson of Sivamara)(Sons Sivamara,Duggamara, Lokaditya)(Reconquered Kaduvetti from Pallavas)(Changed capital to Manne in Nelamangala)(Reinstated Bana King Hastimalla)(Author of Gajas Astra)
Shivamara II(Saigotta) (780 - 814) (Son Marasimha)(Author of Gajashataka)(Took on the Combined might of Rastrakutas, Chalukyas, Haihaya Chiefs at Murungundur (Mudugundur,Mandya))(Twice Imprisoned by Rastrakutas)(Died Fighting Rastrakutas)
(Rastrakuta Appointed own Viceroys Dharavarsha's Son Kambha or Ranavaloka (802AD), Chakki Raja (813AD))
Vijayaditya (814-869)(Brother of Shivamara)
Rachamalla I (Satyavakya)(869 - 893)(Son of Vijayaditya)(Sons Ereyappa, Buttuga)
Ereyappa (Mahendrantaka)(921 AD)
Butuga (Ganga Gangeya)(930-963) (Slew half brother Ereyappa and took Crown)(Married Rastrakuta Amoghavarha Daughter)(Expanded Kingdom to Banavasi, Belvola, Purigere, Kisukad, Bginad, Subdued seven Malavas)(Defeated and Killed Chola king at Takkola)(Son Marula Deva )
Neetimarga I (Marula, Nanniya Ganga)(Son of Buttuga)(893 - 915) (Married daugher of Rastrakuta Krishna)
Marasimha (Nolambakulantaka)(963-974AD)(Slain all Nolambas)
Rachamalla II (974 - 984AD) (Indepedent of Rastrakutas)(Minister Chamunda Raya Erected the Gomata Image at Sravana Belgola)
Rakkasaganga (Govindara) (984) (Brother of Rachamalla)
Ganga Raja (996-1004)
Neetimarga Permanadi (1004- 1025AD)
Paruvi Branch
Aryavarma(380-405AD)
Madhava(405-430AD)
Vijaya Krishnavarma (430AD)(Sons Simhavarma, Viravarma)
Viravarma
(reunited to Talakad Branch by Madhava II)
Kaivara Branch
Simhavarma
(reunited to Talakad Branch by Madava II)
Kovalala Nadu (Kolar) Branch
Srivallabha(Defeated Pallavas under Mahendra Varma Pallava 633AD)(Married Princess of Renadu Chola)
Kannakuriraja
Paramakuala
Ajavarma Mahadhiraja Kaduvisama
Singadi
Ajavarma
Nriparaja
Jayateja (810AD)
Sulgal (in Chitradurga) Branch
Chandiarasa (930AD)
Kadaravalli Gangas (Balihongal) Branch
Arikesarideva
Kancharasa (1024AD)
Mandali Gangas (Shimoga) Branch
Butuga Permmadi (C.E. 936-61)
Maruladva-II (961-63) (Eldest son)
Marasinga (985)
Yereyangadevakaligahga-(1020)
Bhujabala Ganga Permmadideva Barmmadeva-I(1050-65 (Sons Marasingadeva, Nanniya, Govindara, Tribhuvanamalla,)
Marasingadeva (1065)
Nanniya-Gahga Permmadideva-I (Satya-Ganga) (1076-76)
Tribhuvanamalla Ganga Permmadideva (Kali-Gahga Rakkasa Gariga,Govindara) (1076-1102)
Tribbuvamalla Bbujabala Ganga Permmadideva-II (mother Candaladevi) (1103-18) (sons Nanniya, Ganginrpa, Marasinganrpa, Gogginrpa)
Tribhuvanamalla Nanniya Ganga Permmadideva-II(Mother Kahcaladevi) (1118-58)
Vira-Gahga (P) Hermmadideva bhujabala Gahga Permmadideva-II
Marasinganrpa(mother Lokkiyakha) (sons Mallideva, Marisetti(sons Samanta Maraya, ken cave, cikatamma))
General Gogginrpa (m. Mailave-Rani)(son Kaliyanganrpa)
Mudiyana(Mother Jakkale)
VibhuGahga(mother VijaleRani)
Nal-prabhu Madbusudbanadeva (1218)
ASANDI-NAD Gangas (Kadur) Branch
Vajya (nna)-I (Kannambi)(1125) (son Nada (nna))
Nada (nna)(mother Nagale)(1140)
Viyja-mandalika-II (mother Vayjala-Devi)(1160)
Mabamandalika Barmm(arasa) (Barmmabbupala) (mother Ganga-Mahadevi)(1180)
Mabamandalika Narasimharasa (1120)
Later Gangas
Kolar Branch
(Under Cholas and Hoysalas)
Viragangan (1179-1225)
Gangaperumal (1225-61AD)
Vikramaganga (1261-?)
Vettunharabanan
Gangaperumal II (1275AD)
Vaidumbas (850 - 1252)
(Decendents of Gangas)
Ganda Sankili(800AD)
Ganda Trinetra Vira Maharaja(825AD)
Sendayan Tiruvayan(915AD)
Sandaya Tiruvayya Srikantha 960
Bhuvana Trinetra 973 AD
Vishnudevan alias Durai Araisan(993AD)
Tukkarai 11th Century AD
Somanatha son of Sankaradeva 1014AD
Rajabrahmachala Vaitumbana 1225 AD
Rajendra 1251AD
Rajabrahmachala vaitumbana (13th century AD)
Rama Maharaja (Subordinate of Shivamara II) (Son Shivamara)
Kalinganetra Sri sivamara
Senapati Virambaraju
Kalinganetra Bhima Maharaja
Satearasa
Suraparasa (Son Porighatesure)
Porighatesura
Gandatrinetra Viramaharaja (Brother Manuja)
Manujatrinetra Palavamaharaju (Queen Kundavva) (9th century AD)
Ganga Brahmadiraya
(Decendents of Kaivara Branch of Ganga under Hoysalas)
Narasinga Poysala Brahmadiraya
Gangaperumal (Dushtaraditya Rajanarayan Brahmadiraya) (1258-67AD)
Annankakara. Tuttaraditya Rajavarayana Brahma seluvagangan (1267-78)
Masankakara Tuttarditya Rajanarayana Brahmadiraya (Kariyagangapermual, KariyaGopala)(1278-81)
Ayyankakara Tuttaraditya Rajanarayana Brahmadiraja Vasudev (1280-81)
Ayyankakara Dushtaraditya Rajanarayana Brahmadhiraja Vasudeva (1286)
Gangaperumal 1286)
Nripatunga Kula (in Kolar)
(Decendents of Gangas)
Vembi deva (1257AD)
Nandi Deva (1283AD)
Kukkavadi (in Chitradurga) Branch
Gangarsa (1126 AD)
Emmeganur (in Chitradurga) Branch
(Branch of Asandi Gangas)
Vaijaras (Son Bammarasa)
Bammarasa (Son Hariparasa)
Hariparasa (Son Bammarasa)
Bammarasa (1220 AD)
Kadamba Empire
Early Kadambas
Trinetra Kadamba (Mukanna, Jayanta Tirlochana) (saka 90 or 168 AD)(Sthanagundur - Talagunda Inscription)(Founder)
Madhukeswar
Mallinatha (Mauhidth)
Vasu Chakravarty (Daughter Susila)
Veera Sarma (Chandra verma I) (Sons Bandhusena, Purandara)
Bandhushena (Hemangaraya) (of Surya Vamsa, took Kadamba Name after marriage and throne)(Queen Susila(Susheela) (Kadamba Princess))(Son Mayura Verma)
Chandra verma II (Purandara)(Lost Kingdom to Naga Chief(Manjista), Wandered along with his wife Pushapavati to Kodagu, establishing Kodagu lineage)
(Independent)
Mayuravarma (Sikhi(Peakcock) Verma) (325 - 345)(Re-established Kadamba Rule)(Queen Sasankamudra(daughter of Raja Vallabha of Kalyanapura))(son Kangavarma, daughter kanakavati (Married Lokaditya son of Chandrasena(Local Chieftan))) (Defied Pallavas(Simhavarma and Shivaskandavarman), Subdued Brihad Banas)(defeated the Abhiva, Trikuta, Pallava, Pariyatrika, Sakasthana Sayindeka,Punata and Mokhari (Chandravalli Inscription, Talagunda Inscription, Gramapadatti))
Kangavarma (Kshetra Verma, Chandragada and Trinetra kadamba II) (345 - 370) (Killed Hubashika (Chandela Chief))
Bagiratha (370 - 395) (Sons Raghu , Kakustha)
Raghuvarma (395 - 405)
Kakusthavarma (405 - 440)(Sons Santivarma, Krishnavarma,Kumaravarma)(Daughter married to Ganga Madhava II, another Daughter married to Rastravarman (Punnatas))
Banvasi (Main)Branch
Santivarma (440 -465) (Sons Mrigeshavarma, Siva Mandhatavarma)
Mrigeshavarma (465 - 490) (Queen Prabhavati (Kekeya Princess))(Sons Ravivarma, Bhanuvarma, Sivaratha)
Shivamandhatavarma (490 – 504)
Ravivarma (504 – 538) (Son Harivarma)
Harivarma (538– 544) (Son Vishnudasa)
Vishnudasavarma
Triparvatha (Halebidu) Branch)
Krishna Varma I (430-460)(Married to Kekeya Princess) (Sons Vishnuvarma, Devavarma) (Defeated and Killed by Pallavas)
Vishnuvarma (Vishnudasa)( 460-475) (son Simhavarma)
Simhavarma(475-516) (Son Krishnavarma)
Krishna Varma II (516-565)(Defeated Harivarma of Banvasi mainline and reestablished himself in Banavasi by uniting two branches.)(Defeated by Pulakesi I) (Sons Ajavarma, Ravivarma)
Ajavarma (565-605)(Devavarma)(Defeated by Chalukya Kirtivarman I) (Son Bhogivarma)
BhogiVarma (Son Vishnuvarma) (605-610)
Vishnu Varma (Died in battle with Pulikesin II along with father)
Madhuvarma (Killed by Chalukya Vikramaditya)(Son Damodhara)
Damodhara (Feudatory of Badami Chalukya)
Uchchangi Branch
Kumaravarma (son of Kakustha varma) (Son Mandhata)
Mandhata raja
Coorg Branch
(Chandra verma II (Hemanga Raja, Purandara)(Lost Kingdom to Naga Chief(Manjista), Wandered along with his wife Pushapavati to Kodagu, establishing Kodagu lineage) (Kaveri Mahatmaya(Puranas) - Chandravarmma (son of a king Siddhartha of the Matsya country(Virata's capital - Hangal in Dharward)))
Chandravarmma(Son Devakanta)
Devakanta
Later Kadambas
Banavasi and Hangal (Panungal, Virata) Kadambas
(Decendents of Krishna Varma)
Naga Varma
Vishnu Varma
Mriga Varma
Satya Varma
Vijaya Varma
Jaya Varma
Naga Varma
Santa Varma
Kirtthi Varma
.
Irivabedangadeva (Aditya Varma) (967-980)
Chatta Deva (Bhattayya Varma) during 980-1031AD
Jayasimha (1031 - 1037 AD)
Mayuravarma (1037 - 1048 AD)(Sons Mavali, Taila, Santi, Joki)
Santi varma (Son Tailapa)
Toyimadeva or Taila I (1048-1075)
Kirtivarma(1075-1116)
Shantivarma or Santivarma (1075-1094)
Taila II (1094-1116) (Kadamba Empire with Hangal and Banvasi)
Taila III (1116-1130)
Mayurvarma III (1130-1132)
Mallikarjuna(1132-1146)
Santi varma
Tailama (1146-1151)
Karna
Sovideva (Someshwara)
Kirtideva (1151 - 1180 AD)
Kamadeva(1180 - 1217 AD)
Mallideva (1217-1252)
Ramadeva (1252-1260)
Kavadeva (1260-1315)
Purandara raya (1315-1347)
Tailapadev
Kallayya
Goa Kadambas(966AD to 1340AD)
Kadambas of Belur (and Manjarabad)
Kadambas of Nagarkhanda
Bammarasa
Boppa-deva/ Boppasara (1112-1138 A.D.)
Soma-deva/ Soyi-deva
Boppa-deva(1182)
Brahma-bhupala
Kadambas of Uchchangi
Ajavarmmarasa (987-1032 AD.
Manneya Ghatiyarrasa (1049)
Bancharasa deva (1110)
Ketarasa (1146)
Nagatinripala (son)1171
Harirasa (brother )
Kadambas of Bankapur
(Governors of Banavasi and Hanugul under Chalukyas
Harikesari
Satyasraya
Kadambas of Nurumbada (Rattihalli in Dharwad)
Biradeva(Brother of ketarasa)
Ketarasa (1149AD)(Feudatory of Jagadekamalla II)(son Namarasa)
Namarasa (Son Ketarasa)
Ketarasa II (Queen Attiyabbe)(Sons Biradeva, Bomma, Mallideva, pulakesi, permadi,Ranaka)
Biradeva(Queen Bachaladevi(Gutta dynasty)(Son Ketarasa)
Ketarsa III (Queens Kanchaladevi, Laliyadevi(Gutta dynasty),Doraladevi(Sinda Dynasty))(Son Pandyadeva, vira)
Pandyadeva(Queen Bachaladevi(Gutta Dynasty))
Virapandya
Kadambas of Chandavara
Chandra I (995-1020 AD)(Queen Kammaladevi)
Kama I (1020-1045)(Queen Bhagaladevi)
Chandra II(1045-1070 AD) (Queen Savaladevi)
Kama II(1070-1113 AD) (Sons Mallideva, Vikrama Taila, Daughter Haivaladevi) (Queen Kalaladevi)
Mallidcva I (1113-1119 AD)
Vikrama Taila (Boppa Deva)(1119-1125 AD)(Son Unknown)
Unknown (Sons Mallideva,Taila) (Queen Nagaladevi)
Tribhuvana Mallideva II (1125-1145 AD)(Son kalidevarasa)
Kumara Taila
Kalidevarasa
Biradevarasa(1223AD)
Sivachitta Vira kavadevarasa (Kirtinarayana, Naraijadamnayaka) (1231-87AD)
Kadambas of Karadikallu (Lingsugar in Raichur)
Nagavarmarasa (Feudatory of Someshvara I)(1066AD)
Singarasa(1113)
Bhutarasa(1119)
Madhavattiyarasa (1125,1135AD)
Bajjarasa I
Kacharasa I
Bajjarasa II (Queen Bachaladevi)
Kacharasa II (Queen Sejjaladevi)
Bajjarasa III (Queen Holladevi)
Rashtrakuta Empire
Rastrakutas of Manapura(Early Rastrakuta)
Mananka(Founder) (360-400 AD)
Devaraja (Queen Syavalangi Mahadevi) (Sons - Manaraja, Avidheya, Bhavishya)
Manaraja (Jayaraja, Vibhuraja)
Avidheya
Bhavisya (son - Abhimanyu)(Undikavatika Inscription)
Abhimanyu(440)
Krishna
Indra (Defeated by Chalukya Jayasimha)
Dejja-Maharaja (A.D. 532) (Gokak Plates)
(Feudatory of Badami Chalukyas)
(Rastrakutas of Manyakheta) (Imperial Branch)
Dhantivarman (Dantidurga)(550-575AD) (Son Indra)
Indra Prachhakaraja (Son Govindaraja) (575-600)
Govindaraja (Vira Narayana)(Son karka)(600-650AD)(Fought with Pulakesin II after Mangalisa was killed, lost and made peace) (Bhindhon Plates)
Karkaraja (sons Indra, Krishnaraja I, Nanna, Dhurva (Founder of Gujarat Branch))(650-670)
Indra II (Queen Bhavanaga(Chalukyan Princess kidnapped and married))(Son Dantivarman II)(700-735AD)
(Imperial Rashtrakutas)
Dantivarman II (Dantidurga, Sharva, Vairamegha) (Defeated Kirtivarman II, Took over Vatapi) (Defeated kings of Kanchi, Srisaila, Kalinga, Kosala, Malava, Lata, Tanka and Nagas)(735 - 753)
Krishna I (Sons Govindaraja, Dhurvaraja)(756 - 774)(Defeated Kirtivarman II efforts to regain)
Govindaraja II(774 - 780) (Conquered Vengi) (Entrusted the Kingdom to Brother Dhurva)
Dhurvaraja (Nirupama)(Sons Govindaraja, Indraraja (Founder of Gujarat Chalukya Line), Sanchakamba(Kambayya,Stambha,Ranavaloka))(780 - 793)(Defeated Kanchi Pallavas, prathihara Vatsaraja,North Kosala, Imprisoned Ganga King)(Kingdom extended from Ayodhya to Rameshwaram)
Govindaraja III (Jagattunga I) (Son Amoghavarsha) (Queen Gamundabbe)(793 - 814) (Defeated Dantiga of Kanchi, Malwa, Gujarat, Vengi, Banga, Magadha) (Defeated Brother Stambha with backup of 12 kings)(Released Ganga king and Imprisoned him again) (Replaced Karkaraja with his younger brother Indraraja)
Amoghavarsha I (Sons Krishnaraja, Duddaya)(814 - 878) (Shifted Capital from Mayurkhandi to Manyakheta) (Defeated Kings of Ganga, Pandya, Chola, Kalinga, Magadha, Gujarat and Pallava) (Wrote Kavirajamarga, Prashnottararatnamalika)
Krishnaraja II (Queen Mahadevi (Daughter of Haihaya Kokkala of Chedi))(Sons Jagatunga, Dantivarman)(878 - 914)(Kingdom Extended from Kanyakumari to Ganges)
Jagatunga II (Queen Lakshmi (Daughter of Ranavighraha), Govindamba(Sankaragana, Son of Kokkala))(Sons Indraraja, Amoghavarsha III)
Indraraja III (Queen Vijamba (Kalachuri (Haiheya) Princess))(Sons Amoghavarsha II, Govindaraja IV)(914 -929) (Crossed Yamuna and Conquered Kannauj)
Amogavarsha II (929 - 930)
Govindaraja IV (Gojjiga)(930 – 936) (Fought with Eastern Chalukya)
Amoghavarsha III (Baddiga) (Queen Kundakadevi (Tripuri Kalachuri)) (Sons Krishnaraja III, Jagatunga III, Khottiga, Nirupama, Daughter Revanakanimadi (Married to Ganga Butuga))(936 – 939)(overthrew Ganga Rachamalla and Installed Butuga) (Cconquered Chera, Chola, Pandya, Simhhala) (Kingdom reached China to Kanyakumari (Arab historian))
Krishnaraja III(Kannara) (Son Indraraja IV)(939 – 967) (Defeated and Killed Chola king Rajaditya at Takkolam)
Khottiga Amoghavarsha (967 – 972) (Paramara Udayaditya invaded Manyakheta)
Karkaraja III(Son of Nirupama)(972 – 973) (Tailapa II Killed Karkaraja and Took over throne)
Indra IV (973 – 982) (Propped up by Ganga Marasimha) (Died by Sallakhena)
Rastrakutas of Achalpura (Elichipur in Vidarba) Branch
Swamiraja I (570-600AD) (Nagardhan plates)
Nannaraja I (AD 600-630)
Durgaraja (630-650) (Multai, Tivarkhed and Sangloda plates)
Govindraja (A.D, 650-670)
Swamikaraja 11 (A.D. 670-690)
Nandaraja (Nannaraja II) (Yuddasura)(A.D 690-730)
Karkaraja(Under Govinda IV)
Dhadideva (Under Chalukya Vikramaditya IV)
Rastrakuta of Vida(Beed) Branch
Nannaraja
Vajratadeva (Vajjada) (685AD) (Brother of Nannaraja)(Defeated by Chalukya Dharashraya Jayasimha)
Later Rastrakutas
Ratta Dynasty
Rattas of Saundatti (Mudhol (Bijapur), Saundatti (Belgaum))
(Branch of Rastrakutas)
Nanna (930-75AD)(Son Kartivirya)
Kartivirya(975-1000AD)(Son Davari, kanna)
Davari (Dayiga, Dayima) (1000-1015)
Kanna (Kannakaira I) (1015-30AD)(Sons Eraga, Anka)
Eraga(Ereyammarasa)(1030-47AD)(son Sena)
Anka (1047-64AD)
Sena I (Shrikalasena)(Queen Mailadevi) (Sons Kanna, Kartivirya) (1064-68)
Kanna (Kannakaira II) (1068-90AD)
Kartivirya II (1090-94AD)(Queen Bhagaladevi)(Son Sena)
Sena II (1094-1129AD)(Son Kartivirya)(queen Lakshmidevi)
Kartivirya (Kattama III) (1129-33AD)(queen Padmavati)(Son Lakshmideva)
Lakshmideva I(1133-1199AD)(Queens Chandaladevi)(sons Kartivirya, Mallikarjuna)
Kartivirya IV (1199-1218AD)(Queens Echaladevi, Mahadevi)
Lakshmideva II (1221-33)
Defeated and annexed by Seuna Yadavas
Yaduvamsa of Hagaratage (Belgaum, Bijapur)
(Hagaratage Ratta Branch)
Rebba (Queen Holadevi)
Brahma (Candaladevi)
Raja I (son Simha, Candrikadevi(married to Lakshmideva I))(Queen Mailaladevi)
Simha (Queen Bagaladevi) (Son Raja II)
Raja II (1205)
Seunas conquered in 1233AD
Prabhus of Kolara (Korti-kholar in Kaladgi)
(Kolara Ratta Branch)
Madiraja
Bhutanata(Sons 5, elder Madiraja, Daughter Bijjiyavve)
Madiraja II (1220AD)(Daughter Gowri)
Bijjiyavve (Married to Mallikarjuna of Banihatti)
Polavasa Chiefs (1075-1160AD)
(Decendents of Rastrakutas)
Madhava varman
Durgaraja (upto 1080AD)
Medaraja I (1080-1110AD)
Jaggadeva I (1110-1116AD)
Gundaraja of Mantrakuta (1116-1138AD)
Medaraja II of Polavasa (1116-1159AD)
Jaggadeva II of Polavasa
Edaraja of Ramagundam
The Rashtraudha dynasty of Mayuragiri
(Rastrakuta Baglana Branch)(1200-1640AD)
Gajamalladeva (Son Malugi)
Malugi (Son Nanadeva)
Nanadeva I (Son Ekadeva)
Ekadeva (Khadgasena)
Narayana (Son Prathapa)
Prathapa
Chalukya Empire
Badami Chalukya
Budhavarma (son vijaya)
Vijaya Raja sarva (394 Saka, 472AD)(Vijayaditya Satyasraya) (captured Baroch (Gujarat)) (Married daughter of Ganga Durvanita) (Son Pulikesin I)
Pulikesin I (535 - 567)(Shifted and Built Capital to Badami from Aihole)(sons ?, Vikrama)
Rana Vikrama (sons Kirtivarma, Mangalesa)
Kirtivarman I (567 - 597)(sons Pulakesin II, Vishnuvardhana, Buddhavarsa)(Conquered Kadambas)
Mangalesa (597 - 610)(Son Pugavarman)(Conquered Kalachuryas)
Pulakesi II (610 - 642)(sons Adityavarman, Candraditya,, Ranarangavarma, vikramaditya, Dharasraya Jayasimha) (Defeated Harshavardhana and took title Paramesvara)
Adityavarma
his son Abhinavaditya
Candraditya
vijayabhattarika (Queen of Candraditya ruled on behalf of Minor Son)(650-655AD)
Vikramaditya I (655 - 680) (son Vinayaditya) (Defeated Pallavas)
Vinayaditya (680 -696)
Vijayaditya (696 - 733) (sons vikramaditya, Bhima)
Vikramaditya II (733 – 746) (Queen Lokamahadevi)
Kirtivarman II (746 – 753)
Vengi (Eastern) Chalukya
Kubja Vishnuvardhana (624 – 641 C.E.)(Sons Jayasimha, Indra Bhattarka)
Jayasimha I (641 – 673 C.E.)
Indra Bhattaraka (673 C.E.) (son Rajanananda Vishuvardhana)
Vishnuvardhana II (673 – 682 C.E.) (Son Mangi)
Mangi Yuvaraja (682 – 706) C.E.) (sons Jayasimha, Kokkili, Vishnuvardhana)
Jayasimha II (706 – 718 C.E.)
Vishnuvardhana III (719 – 755]] C.E.)(son vijayaditya)
Vijayaditya I Bhattarka (755 – 772 C.E.) (Saktivarma) (Son Vishnuvardhana)
Vishnuvardhana IV (772 – 808 C.E.)(Son Vijayaditya)
Vijayaditya II (808 – 847 C.E.)(Vijayaditya Narendra Mrigaraja) (Son Vishnuvardhana)
Kali Vishnuvardhana V (847– 849 C.E.) (Sons Vijayaditya, Vikramaditya, Yuddamalla)
Gunaka Vijayaditya III (848 – 892 C.E.)
Yuvaraja Vikramditya (Son Bhima)
Yuddhamalla (Sons Tarapa, Yuddhamalla)
Tarapa
Yuddhamalla
Chalukya Bhima I (892 – 921 C.E.) (Vijayaditya, Vikramaditya)
Vijayaditya IV (921 C.E.)(Kollabhiganda) (Son Amma)
Vikramaditya
Amma Raja I (921 – 927 C.E.) (Son Vijayaditya, Bhima)
Raja Bhima (sons Amma, Dhananjaya)
Dhananjaya
Vikramaditya II (927 – 928 C.E.)
Yuddamalla II (928 – 935 C.E.)
Chalukya Bhima II (935 – 947 C.E.)
Amma II (947 – 970 C.E.)
Danamava (970 – 973 C.E.)
Jata Choda Bhima (973 - 1000 C.E.) (Sons Saktivarma, Vimaladitya)
Saktivarman I (1000 - 1011 C.E.)
Vimaladitya (1011 – 1018 C.E.)
Rajaraja Narendra (1018 – 1061 C.E.)
Saktivarman II
Vijayaditya VII (1063 – 1068 C.E. , 1072 – 1075 C.E.)
Kalyani (Western) Chalukya
Bhima I (Son of Vijayaditya of Badami Chalukya)
Kirtivarma III
Taila I
Vikramaditya III
Bhima II
Ayyanna I
Vikramaditya IV (Vijitadiya, Satyasraya) (Married Bontadevi)(Restorer of Dynasty)
Tailapa II (957 - 997) (sons Satyasraya, Dasvarma)
Satyasraya (997 - 1008)(Queen Ambikadevi)
Dasavarma (Queen Bhagyadevi)(Sons Vibhu vikrama, Ayyana, Akkadevi, Jayasimha)
Vikramaditya V (1008 - 1015)
Jayasimha II (1015 - 1042)(Son Someshwara)
Somesvara I (1042 - 1068)(Sons Someshwara, Vikramaditya, Jayasimha)
Somesvara II (1068 -1076)
Vikramaditya VI (1076 - 1126)(Sons Mallikarjuna, Jayakarnadeva, Somesvaradeva, Mailaladevi, Tailapa)
Somesvara III (1126 – 1138)(Sons Jagadhakemalla, Taila)
Jagadhekamalla II (1138 – 1151)
Tailapa III (1151 - 1164) (son Someshvara)
Jagadhekamalla III (1163 – 1183)
Somesvara IV (1184 – 1200)
Minor Chalukyas
(18 Minor Chalukya Dynasties are known in Andhra Itself)
Mudigonda (and Koravi) Chalukya
Kokkiraja
Ranamarda (Kokkiraja Brother)
Kusumayudha I (870-895AD)
Gonaga (Vijayaditya)(895-910AD)
Niravadya(910-935AD)(Brother of Gonaga)
Baddega (935-941AD)(Son of Gonaga)
Kusumayudha II (935-960AD)(Brother of Baddega)
Vijayaditya II (960-980AD)
Kusumayudha III (980-1000AD)
Gonaga II (1000-1025AD)
Nijjayaraja (1025-1050AD)(Brother of Gonaga II)
Mallapa (Brother of Gonaga)
Lobhachalaka (Brother of Gonaga)
Kusumayudha IV (1050-1075AD)(Son of Nijaayaraja)
Betaraja (1075-1100AD)
Kusumayudha V (1100-1125AD)
Bottu Beta (1125-1150AD)
Kusumaditya (Kusumayudha VI)(1150-1175AD)
Nagatiraja(1175-1200AD)
Pithapur (Janathapura) (A.D. 925-1226)
(Branch of Vengi Chalukyas)
Beta Vijayaditya (929AD)
Satyasraya (1178-1118AD)
Vijayaditya I (1118-1124AD)
Vimaladitya (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Vikramaditya (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Vishnuvardhana (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Mallappa (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Kama (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Rajamarthanda (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Vishnuvardhana (1124-1151AD)(Son of Vijayaditya I)
Mallapa I (1151-1158AD) (Brother of Vishnuvardhana I)
Somideva (Brother of Vishnuvardhana I)
Vijayaditya II (1158-1173AD)(Son of Mallapa I)
Mallapa II (1173-1205AD)
Viranarendra (1177-79AD)(Brother of Mallapa II)
Mallapa III (Gonaga)(1202-1241AD)(Brother of Mallapa II)
Udyachandra (1223-1225AD)
Chandrashekara (Vijayaditya III)(1225-1255AD)(Brother of Udayachandra)
Elamanchili Chalukya
Vijayaditya (1205-1228AD)
Mallapadeva I (1228-1253AD)
Upendradeva I (1253-1266AD)
Mallapadeva II (1266-1283AD)
Upendradeva II (1283-1316AD)
Koppa Rajanarayana (1316-1356AD)
Upendradeva III (1356-1364AD)
Chennesvara (1364-1372AD)
Upendradeva IV (Manumopendra)(1372-1375AD)(Brother of Chennesvara)
Upendradeva V (1375-1377AD)(Son of Chennesvara)
Visveshwaradeva (1377-1407AD) (Son of Upendradeva IV)
Chodaganga (1391-1412AD)(Son of Chennesvara)
Ambikadevi(Daughter of Upendradeva IV)
Upendra VI (1412-1417AD)(son of Upendradeva V)
Nagendradeva (1417-1422AD)(Brother of Upendra VI)
Narasimhadeva (1422-1436AD)(Brother of Upendradeva VI)
Kumara Errama (1337-1494AD)(Son of Nagendradeva)
Singaraja Mahaptra (1494-1530AD)
Sridhararajanarendra (1530-1538AD)
Harinarendra (1538-1580AD)(Brother of Sridhararajanarendra)
Sarvaraja (1580-1599AD)
The Chalukyas of Srikurmam (A.D. 1150-1310)
Vijayaditya I (A.D. 1150)
Rajaraja I (A.D. 1200-1273)
Vijayaditya II (A.D. 1273-1277)
Purushottama (A.D. 1277-1307)
Visvanatha (A.D. 1307-1309)
Purushottama (A.D. 1309-1318)
The Chalukyas of Vengi Nidadavole
Vengisvara (A.D. 1100)
Malta (A.D. 1149-1178)
Gonka I (A.D. 1127-1178)
Ayyapadeva (A.D. 1178-1193)
Mahadeva A.D. (1194-1230)
Gonka II(Manmagonka) (A.D. 1230-1237)
Ayyapadeva II (A.D. 1237)
China Bayyanadeva Maharaja (1250 A.D.)
Mahadeva I (Vishnuvardhana) (A.D. 1266-1300)
Indusekhara (A.D. 1300-1306)
Virabhadra (husband of Rudrama)
Mahadeva II
Prataparudra (A.D. 1296-1323)
Chalukyas of Varuna (in Mysore)
(Branch of Badami Chalukyas)
Narasinga (10th century AD) (built Narasingeshwara Temple)
Durga (built Buteshvara temple)
Goggi
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Muddarasa (Sons Bacharasa, Nagarasa)
Bacharasa
Ngarasa (Son Huljarsa)
Huljarsa (Bekka)(1079AD)
Alupa Dynasty
Ella Battari
Vija Battari
Pasupathi (Married Lakshmi, Daughter of Kakustha)(450AD)
Aluvarsa I (Aluka Maharaja,)(Queen Mahadevi) (575AD)
Sakala Srimat Aluvarasa (600AD)
Kundavarmarasa (Feudatory of Pulikesin II)(625AD)
Gunasagara Alupendra (650-680AD)
Chitravahana I (663 - 730 C.E) (680-730AD)
Aluvarasa II (730-765AD) (Sons Chitravahana, Ranasagara)
Chitravahana II
Pombuchcha (Humbuchcha) Branch
Chitravahana II (765-800AD)
(Rastraukuta Occupation 805-810AD)
Svetavahana (805-815AD)
Alavakheda Branch
Rangasagara (765-805AD)
(Rastrakuta Occupation 805-810AD)
Prithvisagara (Aluvarasa III)(810-840AD)
Paramesvara (Adhirajaraja)
Vijayaditya Maramma (Aluvarasa IV) (840-870 A.D.)
Kavi Vimaladitya (Nrpamallaraja) (870-900 AD.) (Sons Rananjaya, Datta)
Alva Rananjaya (900-930AD)(Son Kundavarma, daughter Enjaladevi (Married Chagi Santara))
Datt Alupa (930-950 AD)
Kundavarmarasa(950-980AD) (Son Jayasimha)
Jayasimha I (980-1010 AD) (Queen Biraladevi)(son Bankideva, daughter Marikabbarasi(Married Santara Tailapadeva) )
(Chola Occupation 1010-1020AD)
Bankideva I (1020-1050AD) (Son Udayaditya pattigadeva Pattiyodeya, Daughter Acaladevi (married Biruga vira Santara))(Queen Birbharasi)(sister Manakabbarasi(Married Tailapadeva))
Pattiyodeya (Aluvarasa IV)(1050-1080AD)(Son Jayasimha)
Pandya Pattiyodeya (Jayasimha II)(Queen Pandyamahadevi)(1080-1110) (Son Kavi)
Kavi Alupendra (1110-1055AD)(Queen Jakalamadevi)
Jaggadevarasa (1156-70)
Kulashekara I (Son Kundana)(1170-1210) (Queen Jakaladevi)
Kundana (Nurumadi Chakkaravarti)(1220-1230) (Son Datt Alupa)(Queen Pattamahadevi)
Vallabhadeva (Datt Alupa II)(1230-1250AD)(Son Virapandya, Daughter ?(Daughter Mochaladevi, Son Bankideva))
Virapandyadeva (1250-1275AD)(Queen Ballamahadevi)
Queen Ballamahadevi (1275-1292AD)(Son Nagadevarasa)
Nagadevarasa (1290-1300)(Queen Mocaladevi)
Bankideva (1285-1315AD) (son Soyideva)
Soyideva (1315-1335AD)(Son Kulashekara II)
Under Hoysalas (Chikkayi tayi (Queen of Hoysala Viraballala III (1333 - 1344),Kulashekara (1344-48))
Kulashekara II (1335-1346AD)(Son Bankideva)
Bankideva III (1346-55)(Son Kulashekara)
Kulashekara (1355-90)(Son Virapandya)
Virapandiyadeva (1390-1400AD)
Virakulashekaradeva IV (1441-44)
Sebakas (30BC to 2nd century AD)
Prakasasiva Sebaka
Punnata Dynasty (300BC to 800AD )
Mika (Son Tamra Kasyapa)
Tamra Kasyapa
Rajaditya
... (After several Kings)
Vishnudasa (405-430AD)
Rastravarman (430-4550AD) (Sons Prithvipati, Skandavarman, Nagadata) (Married Prabhavati Kadamba Princess)
Prithvipati (455-470AD)
Skandavarman (470-485AD) (Married daughter of Pallava Simhavarman)
Nagadata (485-500AD)
Bhujangadhiraja (Bhujanga) (500-525AD)
Skandavarman II (525-550AD) (Son Ravidatta, Daughter married Ganga Avinita)
Ravidatta (Died before 550AD)
(Take-over by Ganga Durvanita)
Sendraka Dyansty
Indrananda (Feudatory of Rastrakuta Dejjo Maharaj)
BhanuSakti (Feudatory of Kadama Harivarman)
Vanasakti
Vijayasakti
Kundasakti
Durgasakti (Feudatory of Chalukya Kirtivarman I)
Bhimasakti
kannasakti
Ravisakti
Adhiraja Indarananda
Vijayananda Madhyamraja
Srivallabha Senananda (Maternal Uncle of Pulikesin II)
DevaSakti (Feudatory of Chalukya Vikramaditya I)
Maharaja Pogilli (Feudatory of Chalukya Vinayaditya)
Bhimasakti
Nagasakti (Madhavayatiarasa) (Feudatory of Kirtivarman II)
Kaikeya (Kekeya) Chief (200 to 650 AD)
Ellabhatari (Halmidi Inscription)
Sivanandavarman (Matrimonial Alliance with Ikshvaku Line ) (Anaji Stone Inscription (Davangere))
Chitrasena Kella (Prabhavati of Kekeya family Matrimonial Alliance with Mrgeshavarman father of Kadamba Ravivarma Gudnapur Inscription)
Kottipeggilli (Asankita varman in Hiregutti plates)
Mahakella
Elakella
Gopaladeva (Haldipur(Honnavar) Plates)
Anneyarasa (Kekkar Stone Inscription)
Bana (250 -1600) AD
Brihad Bana (founder)
Mahabali (23rd year of Saka 261 339AD, three kings precede him)
Vadhuvallaba Malladeva Nandivarman AD 338
Balikulatilaka Narasimha Banadhiraja
Vikramaditya Bali Indra Banaraja his Son 757AD
Banas of Perumbanappadi
Jayanandivarman (709-795AD)
Vijayaditya I (796-835AD)
Malladeva (835-850AD)(Jagadekamalla)
Vikramaditya I (Jayameru)
Vanavidhyadhara (Vikramaditya,Banakandarappan) (846-883AD)
Vijayaditya II Prabhumeru (888-909)
Vikaramditya II (909-912)
Vijayaditya Pugali virappaganda
Vikramaditya III Vijayabahu (940AD)
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Malladeva (Son Vidyadhara)
Bana Vidhyadhara (Married a granddaughter of the Ganga King Siva maharaja, who reigned between 1000 and 1016 AD) (Son prabhumerudeva)
Prabhumerudeva (Son Vikramaditya)
Vikramaditya I (Son Vikramaditya)
Vikramaditya II (Pugalvippavar-Ganda)(Son Vijayabahu)
Vijayabahu Vikramaditya II
Bana of Aragalur (and Magadi)
Udaiya Ponparappinan Rajarajadevan (Magadesan)
The Banas in Nellore
Aggaparaju (A.D. 1023)
The Banas at Konidena
Churabbiraju II (A.D. 1151)
Other Banas
Tarunavasanta
Narasimha Banadhiraja
Vikramaditya Bali Indra Banaraja(Subordinate of Badami Chalukya Vinayaditya)
Dindiga
Mahavalli Vanvaraya (Mahabali)
Bana-Kandarppan
Virachulamani
Banavidyadhara
Aggraparaju(968AD)
Chittarasa (1122AD)
Churaballiraja I (1151AD)
Churaballiraja II
Trivikramadeva(15th century AD)
Sembiyan Mahabali-Banarasa (Contemproary of Chola Parantaka I(Married Kundavvi(Banamahadevi)))
Trikutakas
Maharaja Indradatta (415 -440AD)
Maharaja Dahrasena (440 - 465AD)
Vyaghrasena 490AD
Madhyamasena
Bhoja Dynasty(4th to 7th century AD)
Devaraja(350-375AD)
Asankita
Asankitavarman (535-545AD)
Kapalivarman(545-565AD)
Prithvimallavarman (565-590AD)
Chetasadevi(Prithvimallavarman's mother)
Shatrudamana(Prithvimallavarman's brother)
Nolamba Dynasty
The Bhaisas of Saundatti
Meruda (Feudatory of Rastrakutas)
Prithvivarama (875AD)
Pittuga (Queen Neejikabbe)
Shantivarman (980AD) (Queen Chandikabbe)
Bheemadeva (at Kadavarahalli)(1023AD)
Sinda Dynasty
Sindas of Bagadage (Bagalkot)
Nidudol Sinda(Founder) (Married Kadamba Princess)
Sinda (Prince)
33 generations later
Kammara (Kammayyarasa)(Queen Sagarabbarasi)
Pulikala (990AD)(Queen Revakabbe)
Nagaditya (Nagatya, Nagatiyarasa, Kamadeva)(1018-42)(Queen Poleyabbarasi)
Polasinda (Queen Bijjaladevi) (Son Sevya)
Sevyarasa(1069-76)
Sindas of Belagutti and Hallavur (Vijayapura)
Nanniya Sina (968-992AD)
Jatarasa
Kayavirarasa(1061-1075)
Piriya Cattarasa (1075-1100)
Jogarasa (1100-1117)
Cattarasa(1117-1125)
Isvaradeva I(1125-1150)(Sons Maca, Mallideva,Ayharasa)
Maca(1150-54)
Mallideva I(1154-60)
Ayharasa (Son Raya)
Raya (Son Isvaradeva)
Isvaradeva II (1160-1185)(Sons Pandyadeva, Mallideva, Raya, Vijaya)
Mallideva II (1185--1204)(Son Isvaradeva)
Isvaradeva III (1204-27)(Daughters Sovala (by Queen Devi), Kalala , Son Kesvadeva)
Kesavadeva (1227-1238)(Son Biradeva)
Biradeva (Harihara) (1238-47)
Madhukararaya (1289)
Kamayya (1312)
Sindas of Erambarage,(Yelburga)
Achugi I (Son Bamma, Singa II)(1050-61)
Naka
Singa I (Sinha)
Dasa
Dama (Dava)
Chavunda I (1061-69)
Chava
Bamma (1069-72)
Singa II (Son Achugi) (1070-1100)
Achugi II (1100 - 1124AD)(Sons Permadi(By Queen Demaladevi), Chavunda II(by Queen Siriyadevi))
Permadi I (1124-1147 AD)(Sons Achugi, Permadi)
Chavunda II(1147-1162AD) (sons BIjjala, Vikramaaditya)
Achugi III (1162-69AD) (Son Bamma)
Bijjala (1169-90 AD)
Vikramaditya (1169-1220AD)
Bammarasa (1169-96)
Sindas of Kurugodu (in Bellary)
Udayaditya (1045AD)
Barmadeva
Immadi Bhima (Brother Rachamalla) (1146AD)
Rachamalla (1149AD)(Son Irungula)
Irungula (Sons Rachamalla, Soma)
Rachamalla II(Queen Baladevi(Ecaladevi) (1150-81)
Soma (1181-91)
(Conquered by Hoysalas)
Sindas of Pratyandaka (Tidagundi in Bijapur)
Bhima (1032)(grandSon Munja)
Munja (1082) (Son Sinda)
Sindaraja (Son Munjarajadeva)
Munjarajadeva
Sindas of Attala-nadu (Renjeru in Bidar)
Allama
Baddega
Gorma Gonka I
Hajja (Feudatory of Calukya Vikramaditya VI)(1090-1115)
Vira Permadi
Bhairava I
Hemma (Permadi II)
Bacideva
Barmadeva (1169)
Adyarasa (Feudatory of Seutia Sirighana)(1208) (son ?)
Nurmadiganda Bhairava (son ?)
Duggarasa (son ?)
Gonkarasa
Hiriya Bhairava (Feudatory of Kakatiya)
Santara Dynasty(8th to 17th Century AD)
Jinadatta (Established kingdom with Pombuchcha (Humcha) as Capital 159BC -Jain sources )
Srikeshi (Tolapurusha vikramaditya santara) (Son Ranakeshi)(829AD)
Jayakeshi
Ranakeshi
Hiranyagarbha (Vikrama Santara(s'dntara))
Chdgi Santara
Vira Santara
Kannara Santara
Tydgi Santara (Married Kadamba Princess)
Nanni Santara
Rdya Santara
Chikka vira Santara
Ammana Deva
Tailapa deva(Married Ganga Princess)
Bira Deva Santara (Married Ganga and Nolamba Princess) (Brother Baramma Deva)(Patti Pombachchapura)
Baramma Deva Santara (977AD)
Vidyadhara(1090AD) (Feudatory of Tribhuvanamalla)
Ammana
Singideva
Taila
Kama (Sister married to Vijayadityadeva(Goa Kadambas))
Jagadeva (Jaggadeva)(son Tribhuvana Malla, brother Singideva) (1149AD)
Singideva (Son Bammarasa)
Jakaladevi
Bammarasa
Balaraja
Changalvas of Changanad
Changalva
Panasoge (Hanasoge)
Nanni Changalva 1034AD
Nigalanka-malla
Madeyarasa-Changalva -1090
Odevatva 1097AD
Rajendra Nanni Changalva (1100)
Annadani 1106AD
Kulotunga Changalva (1119)
Kulotunga Changalva Boppadeva (1124-1130)
Kulotunga changalva Mahadeva (1173-75)
Pemma Verappa 1175AD
Bommadeva and Boppadeva (1245 - 1252)
Malli Deva 1280AD
Harihara deva (1280-1297AD)
Nanjarajapattana(Nanjarayapattana, Nanjungud) Branch
Raiiga
Iiriva
Piryyanna
Nanjaraja (1502-30AD)
Nanjunda Raja
Srikantha-Eajaiya
Srikantharasu 1544
Vira-Eaja-Vodeyar 1559-80
Piriya-Eajaiya-Deva
Rudragana 1586-1607
Nanjunda-Deva
Nanja-Eajaiya-Deva 1612-19
Krishna-Eajaiya-Deva 1617
Vira-Eajaiya 1619-44
Pandyas of Uchchangi (Related to Alupas)
(Feudatories of Chalukyas)
Mangaya (Aditya Deva) (Married Savala Devi)(1000-20AD)(Son Tejaraja)(Feudatory of Nolamba)
Tejaraja (Pandya)(1020-40) (Sons Cediraja, Irukkapala)
Cediraja (1040-60) (General of Chalukyas)
Irukkapala (Married Chola Princess)(Daughter Mahadevi(Married Hoysala Prince Ereyanga))
Palamanda (palanta) pandya (1060-82) (son Irukkavela, Daughter Bachaladevi (Married Kadamba Tailapa of Hangal))
Irukkavela Tribhuvanamalla pandya (Queen Sovaladevi)(Marital relations with Vikramaditya)(1082-1124)(Son Tribhuvana Raya)
Tribhuvanamallaraya Pandya (1124-40AD)(Sons Pandita, Vira, Vijaya, Palamanda)
Pandita Pandya (Son Tailapa)(1140-41AD)
Vira Pandya (1141-53) (Changed Capial from Beltur to Uchchangi)
Vijaya pandya (Kamadeva, Nigalankamalla) (1153-87)(Son Odeya)(killed and Kingdom Conquered by Hoysala Ballala)
Odeya (Udayaditya) (1187-95)(Killed by Hoysala Ballala)
Holakere Branch
(Feudatory of Kalachurya)
Palata (Palamanda)(1155)(Son Phondi, Raya)
Phondi Pandya (Son Noleya)
Raya Pandya
Noleya Pandya (son Kamadeva)
Kamadeva (Son (Killed by Hoysala Ballala))
Hayve Branch
(Feduatory of Chalukyas)
Chandra (Queen Kamaladevi)(1060AD)(Son Kama)
Kamadeva I (Queen Bhagaladevi) (Son Chandra)
Chandra II (Queen Savaledevi)
Kamadeva II((1113-24) (Conquered by Goa Kadamba Jayakesi II)
Kingdom of Kampili(1280-1327AD)
Mummadi Singeya (1280-1300AD)(Hoysala Commander)(Founder)
Kampilideva (Khandeyaraya) (1300-1327AD)
Hakka and Bukka appointed Governors by the Hoysalas
Kongalva Dynasty
Manija(Founder)(1004-5AD)(Became Chola Feudatory after defeat)
Badiva 1020-21AD)
Kadava Kongalva
Rajendra Prithvi Maharaja (1022-25AD) (Son Rajadhiraja) (Queen Poccabarasi)(Feduatory of Chalukyas)
Rajadhiraja Kongalva (1059AD) (Queen Rugminidevi)
Rajendra iII (1066-1105AD)
Tribhuvanamalla Kongalva (Queen Padmaladevi) (Feudatory Hoysala)
Doddamalla(1120)
Vira Dudda kongalva (1171-77)
Haleri Dynasty
Veera Raja (Founder) (Nephew of Sadashiva nayaka of Ikkeri)(overthrew nayaks of Talacauvery and Bhagamandala)
Appaji-Raja
Maddu-Kaja (1633- 1683) (Built capital Madikeri)(Sons Dodda virappa, Appaji Baja, Nanda raja)
Madikeri Line
Appaji 1729 (sons Mudduraja, Lingaraja)
Mudduraja (1766-70)(Son Appaji)
Lingaraja I (1775-80)(Sons Viraraja, lingaraja, Appaji)
Viraraja I (Dodda Vira Rajendra)(1780-1809)(Haidar offered on condition of paying tribute, but deprived him of Amara-Sulya, Panje, Bellare, and Yelusavira, giving him instead permission to occupy a part of Wainad. On Linga-raja's death in 1780, Haidar assumed entire possession of Coorg under the pretext of being guardian to his sons, Viraraja assisted British and got back his throne)
Devammaji (1809-1911) (Husband Sode Linga Raja)
Lingaraja II (1811-20)(Son Viraraja )
Viraraja II (1820-34)
(Deposed in 1859AD)
Appaji
Mallaja
Yelusavira Country
Dodda-Vlrappa 1687-1736 (Son Appaji)
Appaji (1729AD)(Died after 12 years in Prison by Bedanur Chiefs)(Son Chikkavirappa)
Chikka Virappa (1736-66)(Hyder Ali restored power)
(Haleri and Horamale Chiefs took possession on his death)
Horamale Line
Nandaraja (Son Muddayya)
Muddayya (1766-70)(Son Mallaya)
Mallaya (Devappa Raja) (1770-74)
Devappa Baja (1770-74)
(Lingaraja I sought help of Haidar Ali and deposed Devappa(Fugitive Devappa and Family were captured in Harihar to put to death in Srirangapatnam))
Nagire and Haduvalli Chiefs (Saluvas)
Narananka, NaganaAka (folldwed by, many kings)
(12th or 13th century AD)
Honna
Kama (nephew)
Manga- 1 (Mavarasa, brother)
Haivarsa (nephew)(son, Manga, Sangiraya)
Nagire (Gersoppa, Honnavar) Branch
Manga II (Sapta-mahipala, nephew)
Kesavadeva-Odeya (Saka 1300)
Haivarasa (Queen Bhairalarani)(Saka 1320) (Daughter ?, Son Sangiraya)
Kesavadeva(Son of Daughter of Harivarsa)(Saka 1341,1345,1347)
Sangiraya (Saka 1340,1345,1349,1352,1353) (Sons Haiva, Mangarasa)
Haivarasa Odeya (Saka 1353)
Mangarasa (Saka 1352)
Bhairavadeva Odeya (Mahamandaleshwar under Hoysala)(Saka 1345, 1349)(Sons Immadi Bhairava,Malhraya, Daughter ?)
Immadi Bhairava (1384)
Malhraya (Saka 1394)(Mallirajendra)(nephew)
Saluvadevarasa Odeya (Son of daughter off Bhairavadeva)(Saka 1404,1406,1416)
Salva-Malla II (Bhairavendra III) (nephew)
Immadi Devarasa (Saka 1442,1443)(Devarasa II)
Saluva krishnadevarasa (Saka 1461,1464,1465,1470)
Chennabhairadevi (neice) (1533-1598)
Haduvalli (Sangitapura) Branch
Sangiraya I (son Indagarasa) ;
Indagarasa I (son sangiraya)
Sangiraya II (son Indra,Gururaya)
Saluvendra II (Indagarasa II or Indra II) (son Devarasa)
Devarasa-Odeya I
Gururaya-Odeya (Son Devaraya)
Devaraya-Odeya II
VIra Chennamma (sose, neice)
Chenriabhairadevi combines both families
Prominent Chieftains
Nirgunda (Hosa Durga, Nilavati Patna) Chiefs
Raja Parameshwara Raya (Son Nilashekara)
Nilashekara (Founder)(160BC) (Son Virashekara)
Virashekara
Dundu (Nirgunda Yuva Raja)(8th century AD Nagamangala Plates) (Son Parama)
Parama Gula
Vikrama Shekara (daughters Ratnavati (Married Chitrashekara), Rupvati)
Chitrashekara
Balavira
Narashima
Hoysalas Annexed Nilavati (1065AD) and the decedents shifted to Bargur
Begur (Vepura) Chiefs
(Feudatory of Ereyappa of Western Gangas)
Nagattara (Son Buttanapati, Daughter Konabbe, Adopted Son Pervonasetti)(Fought and died against Rastrakutas in Battle of Tumbepadi)
Buttanapati (Died in Battle of Bengaluru 870AD)
Irvvuliyur (Ibbalur) Odeya (Cheif)
Irugamayya (Son Siriyamayya)
Siriyamayya (890AD) (Inscription Fist Mentions Bengaluru)
The Khacharas of Basavur
Nelliyammarasa(A.D. 1048)
Rajaditya(A.D. 1059, 1063 and 1065)
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1034 and 1045)
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1075)
Joyideva(A.D. 1080)
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1121)
Hemmadi, son of Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1121)
Taila(A.D. 1122 and 1137
Taila, son of Macharasa and Ketaladevi
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1134 and 1149)
Machidevarasa(A.D. 1152, 1160)
Kaliyammarasa(A.d. 1167)
Mallidevarasa(Contemporary of Yadava Simhana)
Nidugal Chiefs
(Feudatory under Nolambas)
Jata (11th Century AD)(Son Brahmadeva) (Capital Govindavadi)
Brahmadeva (Bhogendra,Bhoga,Bhogi) (Son Mangarasa)(1040AD)
Mangarasa (Irivamangarasa,Kalimangi)(Son Bichi)(1079-10B3 AD)
Bichi (Babbi)(Son Govinda)
Govindarasa (Queen Mahadevi)(Son Irungola)
(Feudatory of Kalyani Chalukyas)
Irungola(1107-1143 AD) (Queen Alpadevi(Nolamba Princess))(Son Mallideva)
(Feudatory of Hoysalas)
Mallideva (periya Bhoga, Bhogadeva)(1143-1196 AD)(Queens Lakshmadevi, Ballidevi, Sitadevi, Bijjaladevi)(Son Irungonadeva, Bommi) (Inherited Nolamba territory, shifted to Nolamba capital Henjuru)
Irungola II (Irungonadeva) (Queen Siryadevi (Hoysala Princess))(1196-1219)
Bommideva-II (Brahma, Bammideva) (1219-1225 AD)(Son Irungola) (Shifted capital to Nidugal Fort)
Irungola-III (1225-1277 AD)(Sons Tirupurantaka, Perumaladeva, Bomma, daughter Naggave)
Tirupurantaka (Bhoga)(1262AD)
Bomma III (bamma)(1280AD)(Son Ganeshvara)
Permuladeva (1280-86AD)(Shifted to Gudanahalli after Hoysalas overran Nidugal)
Ganeshvaradeva (1292AD)(Brahma)
Brahmadeva IV (Basava Sankara) (1292-1310AD)
Irungoladeva IV (1310-1320AD) (Son Nachyanayaka)
Nachyanayaka (Sons Allapanayaka, Bireyanayaka)
(Hoysalas appointed their Governor at Nidugal, so Nidugal shifted to Gudiyakunte under appointed Nayaks)
Allapanayaka
Bairarasa (Bireyanayaka, SodayyaNayaka) (1337) (Sons Ramappadeva, Kesa, Vijaya)
Ramappadeva
Kesarasa
Vijayarasa
Feudatory of Vijayangar Empire
Gopa Chamupa (1410)
Papaideva (1554)
Jiguni Chiefs (in Mulbagal)
(Under Hoysalas)
Vaichchaya-nayak (1302)
Singaya-nayak
Nanjaya Madeva Nayak (1422)
Chikka Sangama Nayaka
Kukkalanadu Prabhus (In Banaswadi, Manthalu)
Mayileya (Jaleya, Koleya Nayaka) (1330) (Son Channaya)
Channaya (Janneya)(1333-40)
Mayileya (Brother Channaya)(1386AD)
Channaya (Son Koteyanayaka)
Koteyanayaka
Bukka nayaka (1430AD)
Bhairarasas of Karakala (Kalasa-Karkala Kingdom)
Heggades
Kumbale Arasu
Panambur Mudda Heggade
Adka Heggade, Thenkumbale
Neranki chavadi Heggade
Puthur Heggade
Madaka Heggade
Kuduma Nelyaadi Beedu Dharmasthala Heggade
Mudraadi Heggade
Thingale Chaavadi Heggade
Kaanthaavara Heggade
Vandar Heggade
Balisavira Heggade
Yerdanadu Heggade
Anjaru Kurla Heggade
Kananjaaru Nayara Heggade
Paddama Aala Heggade
Bommarbettu Heggade
Athraadi Heggade
Yellur Kunda Heggade
Padubidre Chiefs
Padumaladevi (1572AD)
Chandaladevi (1543)
Uaaladevi(1586)
Barmaiyya
Mahalinganripati (1625)(Married Devammaji sister of Dugganna Samanta)
Chennamma (1665)
Ganapanna Ballala(1723)
Chiefs of Saura
Chiefs of Pednar
Chiefs of Gondegre
Chiefs of Tombosa
Paleyagar Chiefs
GummanAyakana pALya Palyegars
Khadripathi Nayak (1272AD) (Founder)
Chinama Nayak (1272-1296AD) (Named His Territory Gumma Reddy)
Gumma Nayak (1296-1314AD)(Submitted to Anegundi and paid Tribute)
Kadarappa Nayak(1363-1388AD)(Prominent Feudatories of Vijaynagar Empire)
Viradasappa Nayak (1548-1584 AD)
Vasanta Nayaka (Declared Independence from Vijayanagar Empire, Immadi Kempegowda defeated him forced him to Submit)
Bangara Timma Nayaka (1680-1728 AD)(Feudatory of Mughal Empire)
Kadarappa Nayaka III (1728-1740AD)(Feudatory of Maratha)
Narasimha Nayak V (1740-1760 AD) (defeated by Murarirao Ghorpade of Gooty)
Narasimha Nayak VI's (1765-1802)(Feudatories of Mysore Empire under Tippu. Defected to British in Fourth Mysore War (1799AD), when dispossed of Palya)
Nayaks of Balam (Palyegars of Aigur (Manjarabad, Arkalgud))
Singappa Nayak (1397AD) (Appointed by Vijayanagar Empire)
Manchayya Nayak (1405 AD)
Chikka Singappa Nayak
Hadapa Bayappa Nayak
Krishnappa Nayak (1534-48AD)
Yarama Nayak
Paddi Nayak
Krishnappa Nayak (1625-40AD) (Annexed to Ikkeri and held for 37 Years)
Venkatadri Nayak (1646-56AD)
Narasimha Nayak (1658-65AD) (Hyder ALi Captures ikkeri and Balam pays tribute to Mysore Empire)
Venkatadri Nayak (1671 AD)
Krishnappa Nayak (1686-1730AD) (Divided between Mysore and ikkeri by Treaty)
Venkatadri Nayak (1751 AD)
Krishnappa Nayak (1772 - 93 AD) (Joined Peshwas Parasu Ram Bhao and Lord Cornwallis of British against Tipu Sultan. On Conculsion of Treay between British, their Feudatories Peshwas and Tipu Sultan Runs away to Coorg, fearing Tipu Sultan Displeasure, but later returns)
Venkatadri Nayak (1779 AD) (Was Hanged By British as an Example for rebelling and Territory annexed)
Nagamangala Prabhus (15th and 16th Centuries)
Chaimi(1270 AD)(Established fort of Nagamangala)
Singanna Wodeya (Sons Timmanna, Devaraja)
Timmanna Wodeya(1446-67)(Wife Rangambike) (Commander, Minister to Vijayanagara Mallikarjuna)
Devaraja (1467 AD)(Built Dam across Cauvery) (Posted to Mangalore)
Hadinaadu Palegars (1549 to 1667AD)
Singhadeva Bhoopa (Devappa Gowda) (Son chamarasa Gowda, Ramarajanayaka)(Founder)
Chamarasa Gowda (Worked as subordinate to Narapparaja, Jagadevaraja)
Ramarajanayaka(1556 to 1593AD)
Thirumalarajanayanka (1593 to 1605 AD)(married Mallajamma, Princess of kalale Chief) (son Lingarajawodeya)(Lost kingdom to Nanjaraja, son of Channodaya)
Nanjaraja (1605-1627AD) (Died in the battle against Raja Wodeyar of Mysore)
Lingarajawodeya (1628-1654AD)
Maddurajayya (1654 - 1667AD)
Chamaraja Wodeya (Merged with Mysore Empire)
Ummattur Chiefs
(Palegars of Ummattur)
Vira Sovanna Vodeya (Veerasomanna) (Son Chikkanna)
Chikkanna Vodeya (1430AD) (Kumara Chikkanna)(Chief of Terakanambi Rajya)
Vira Hanumappa Vodeya
Immadiraya Vodeya (1467AD)(Somaraya,Somayya,Someswara)(son Devaraja, Nanjaraja)(Chief of Ummattur)
Nanjaraya Vodeya (1488-1504)(Son Channa Nanjaraja)(Killed by Saluva Govindaraja (Vijayanagar Empire))
Channa Nanjaraja Vodeya (Chennarayamaharaja) (1497AD, 1518)
Mangappa Wodeya (Son Mallaraja)
Mallaraja Vodeya (1530AD)
Mudanakote Line
Devanna (Devaraja, Vira Gaja Betekera, Rajadevanna) (1469AD,1485,1488,1504)(Sons Chikkaraya, Govanna)(Chief of Kudugunad)
Chikkaraya (Chikkarayanna, Mallaraja)
Govanna Vodeya
Nelliyalam Arasu (in Gudalur in Nilgiris)
Sadasiva Raja Urs
(Relatives of Ummathur Chiefs brothers(from Maduvanalli in Chamarajanagar) Sadasiva Raja Urs and Bhujanga Raja Urs created Fort in Malaikota (Fort of Kalhatti), also created temples for Bhujangesvara and UmmattOr Urakatti)
Bhujanga Raja Urs (Son Lingaraja, Daughters )(Queen Rani Bowrammiah(Ummathur Chiefs)
Lingaraja (1856 -87 AD) (Son Bhujanga)
Bhujangaraja II (1887-90)
Bhujangaraja daughter (Sons Murugendra Raja (aka Belliah) ,Puttaiah Odayar)
Queen Bohramma (last the Nelliyalam Rani)
Thagadur (Nanjangud) Palegar
Kocchatta Cotta Gowda (Founder) (Showed Valor in Henjare war caused due to snatching of Treasuary of Queen of Ganga Harivarman in 969AD in Tagadur)
Kommeyaru
Koderu Palegar
Muguru Palegar
Hura (Pura) Palegar
Heggaddevankote Palegar
Royadurga Palyegars
Vira Bhupati Vodeyar (1386)
Manubola Aubhala Raja (Son Vengala)
Vengala Raja (Son Papai)
Papai Deva (1554) (Son Vengala Deva)
Thirumalaiya Deva (1556)
Hottanua-Nuyaka (1559)
TarIkere (Basavapatna) Palyegars
(Sante Bennur at Channagiri in Shimoga District)
Dhuma raja (Founder)(Sons Kongana Nayak, Ramappa Nayak)
Konganna Nayak (Built the Fort of Basavapatna, Extended Territory from Anantapur to Mayakondu and from Harihar to Tarikere)
Kengappa Nayaka
Vira Hanumappa nayaka (1636 AD, Ranadullah Khan of Bijapur Sultanate conquered the kingdom)
Immadi Hanumappa Nayaka
Huccha Hanumappa Nayaka
Sarja Rangappa Nayaka (bUdi basavappana dange rebellion)
Sitarammappa Nayaka
Krishnappa Nayaka
Harapana haLLi(Uchchangidurga) Palyegars
Dadayya Nayaka
Somashekhara Nayaka
Somashekhara Nayaka II
Citradurga (Holalkere, Chitradurga and Hiriyur) Palyegars
Hire Kamageti Kasturi Segale Hanumi Nayaka (1475AD)(Son Timmana, obana)
Kamageti Timmananayaka (1508 Appointed by Nayak of Holalkere, later Nayak of Hiriyur and later Nayak of Chitradurga )
Obana Nayaka I(Took Title Madakari Nayak) (1564AD Proclaimed Independence after fall of vijayanagar Empire) (Sons Madakeri, Chkkanna)
Madakeri (Son Kasturirangappa)
Chikkanna (1606)
Kasturiranganayaka(1576-1633)(Sons Madakari II, Obana II, Chikkanna)
Immadi Madakarinayaka II (1652-74) (Adopted Son Obana III)
Obana II(1660-1663)(Son Madakeri III)
Chikkanna Nayaka (1676-86)
Kumara Barmappa Nayaka (Obana)(1689 - 1721AD) (Sons Madakeri IV, Chikkanna)
Madakeri III (1721-48AD) (Son Rangappa)
Obana nayaka (Put to death by Dalavayis) (Son Rangappa)
Madakeri IV (Son Duggana)
Kasturi Surakanta Rangappa Nayak (1748-54AD) (His troops mutinied and killed him) (Son Madakeri V)
Chikkanna (1721)
Duggana (Son Madakeri VI)
Kiriya Madakarinayaka V (1754-79)
Madakari Nayaka VI Annexed to Mysore Empire
Mahanadaprabhus of Madhugiri (Maddagiri) and Channarayadurga
Maregowda (and 6 brothers Appointed by Vijayangar Emperor ruled Thungavati, Kora, Thereyuru, Cheluru, Gubbihosahalli, Ennegere, Bidare of Tumkur) (Son Veeregowda)(1524)
Veeregowda
Hire Chikkappa Gowda (Built Fort)
Karithimma Chikkabhupala
Chikkabhupala II (Chikkappa Gowda II, Channapaa Gowda) (1594-1614)(Sons ?, Thontendra, Chikkappa Gowda ) (Built Chennakeshava temple at Channarayandurga in his sons memory)(Tontendra died in battle with Bhyrendra Gowda of Karehalli and chikkappa died of heart attack )
Mummudi Chikkappa Gowda (Sons Sangappa Gowda (Madhugiri), Hire Thontappa Gowda (Channarayadurga),Kaala Chikkappa Gowda(Midagesi))(The kingdom divided among his sons)
(Kaala Chikkappa Gowda was ambitious and along with Nayaks of Bedanur invaded Mysore)
Rama Gowda & Timma Gowda (1678AD)
Savanur Palyegars
Surpur (in Gulbarga) Palegar(1636-1858).
Narasimha Nayaka
Veerabommana Nayaka
Singappa Nayaka
Odera Nayaka
Kallappa Nayaka,
Chinna Hanama Nayaka
Havinayaka
Pedda Somanayaka
Ugra Singha Nayaka
Madakari Nayaka
Veera Jhampa Nayaka,
Balasoma Nayka
Hire Pam Nayaka
Raja Venkatappa Nayaka (Revolted against Nizam and British and defeated)
Deodurga and Chandanakeri (in Raichur)Palegar
Vasudeva Nayaka Founder (Son Kilacha)
Kilacha Nayaka
Kolli Rangappa Nayaka(1766)
Krishnappa Nayaka
Venkatappa Nayaka
Pidda Nayaka-III
Kanakagiri (in Koppal) Palegars
Parasappa Nayaka (1436-1510)(son Udicha)
Udicha Nayaka (1510)
Kelavadi Uducha Nayaka (1533-1578 AD)
Venkatappa Nayak(1586AD)
Navaaba Vuducha Nayaka
Kelavadi Vuduchappa Nayaka
Ballari Palyegar
Hande Hanumappa Nayaka
Immadi Hampa Nayak
Malkappa Nayak (married Siddha Ramamamma)(Sons Devappa, Chinna Ramappa, Nicca Mada Ramappa, Hampa)
Devappa Nayaka
Hariappa Nayaka
Hire Ramappa
Chikka Ramappa
Neelamma
Daddatale Ramappa
(Conquered by Hyder Ali)
Jarimale (in Bellary) Palekar
Papanna Nayaka
Pennappa Nayaka
Immadi Nayaka
Bhoomi Raja
Bommanna Nayaka
Nayakanahatti (in Chitradurga) Palegar
Kate Mallappa Nayaka (1529)
Mallappa Nayaka
Papa Nayaka
Suredevu Papa Nayaka
Kakala Nayaka
Dodlerappa Nayaka
Hatti Mallappa Nayaka (Son Kasturi Mallappa) (Wife Lakshmamma Nagati)
Kasturi Mallappa Nayaka (1620)
Mattinadu (Mattodu in Chitradurga) Palegar (1604 to 1779)
Halappa (Founder) (Son Doddanna)
Doddanna (1672)(Son Saugappa)
Saugappa (Son Halaraja)
Halaraja (1707-36) (Sons Siddharama, Doddanna)
Siddharama
Giriyappa Nayaka
Sangappa Nayaka(Converted to Veerashaivism).
Hartikote (in Chitradurga) Palegar
Tipparaja(1340 to 1355)
Nayaks of Gudekote (in Bellary) Palyegar
Hire Bommanna Nayaka(Appointed by Vijayangar Krishnadevaraya)
Gandala Nayaka
Pennappa Nayaka (1521-1541)
Papala Nayaka (1541-1558)
Kemmayya Raja (1558-1602)
Ramappa Nayaka (1602-1637)
Bommantha raja (1537-1676)
Karigud (in Raichur) Palegar
Ramachandra Nayaka (1610)
Katenayaka
Timmappa Nayaka
Ramappa Nayaka
Raja Ramanappa Nayaka
Bharamanna Nayaka
Nidugal (Nidugal and Dodderi) Palyegars (Harati Aymangalr)
(Contains several branches)
Kami Nayaka
Abi Nayaka
Kami Nayaka
Gudda Brahma Nayaka
Hottenna Nayaka
Isvara Deva Nayaka
Basavi Nayaka
Mummadi Brahma Nayaka
Isvara Dulappa Nayaka
Dundappa Nayaka
Lakshmipati Nayaka
Chikka Rangappa Nayaka (1592)
Vithana Nayaka (1560)
Abbana Nayaka
Kenchapa-Naygka (1568-70)
Sauraja Ranga Nayaka
Padana Nayaka
Chalami Nayaka
Chikka Rangappa Nayaka (1592-1620)
Kotekere Abbeya Nayaka
Bomme Nayaka
Hariya Hiriyodeyar Chikkauna Nayaka
Harati Tippala Nayaka
Timmanna Nayak (Moved from Dodderi to Nidugal)
Immadi Hottenna Nayaka
Vira Hotteuna Nayaka
Vira Timmanna Nayaka (1736)
Hottenna Nayaka(1739)
Holavanahalli (Korampur) Palyegar
Bhaire Gauda (Vira Gowda)(15th Century AD)
Dodda Bhaiche Gauda (Son of Bhaire Gauda)
Ankana Gauda (Captured by Brother of Magadi Chief)
Sanna Bhaiche Gouda (Younger son of Bhaire Gauda, Got help of Doddaballapur Chiefs and reinstated himself)
Hagalvadi (Chikkanayakkanahalli) Palyekar(1478 to 1776)
Erimada Nayaka(Founder)
Sali Nayaka (1508-1544) (Brother Chiknayakana)
Chiknayakana
Mudiyappa Nayaka I
Mudduveerappa Nayaka (1740-1753)
Channabasappa Nayaka (imprisoned by Haidar Ali at Srirangapattana,died in prison)
Yelahankanadu Prabhus and Magadi Kingdom
Ranabhaire Gowda
Jaya Gowda (1418AD) Established his principality of Yelahanka
Gidde Gowda (1433-1443AD)
Kempananje Gowda (1443-1513AD)
Kempe Gowda (1513-1569AD) Founder of new Bengaluru (Bangalore)
Magadi Kempe Gowda II (1569-1658AD) Shifted capital to Magadi from New Bengaluru
Mummadi Kempe Gowda III (1658-1678AD)
Dodda Veerappa Gowda(1678-1705AD)
Kempaveerappa Gowda (1705-1728AD)(Magadi Kingdom annexed to Mysore Empire)
Hulikal Chiefs
Honnappa Gowda (1634-1672AD)(Brother of Kempe Gowda III)
Anakanna Gowda (1672-1690AD)
Ginyappa Gowda (1690-1718AD)
Mudappa Gowda(1718 - 1761AD)
Muddu Krishnaraja Gowda (1761-1793AD) Tipu Sultan Annexed Hulikal to Mysore Empire
Sonda (Sunda) Chiefs
(Svadi Dynasty)
Venkatapati Rajendra(Founder) (Arasappa I)
Ariappa (Arasappa II) Nayaka (1555-1598AD) Feudatory of Vijayangara
Ramachandra Nayak(1598-1618AD)
Ragonath(1618-1638AD) (Raghunatha)Tributary of Nayakas of Ikkeri
Madhava Linga Nayaka(1638-1674AD) (Madhulinga)
Immadi Sadasiva(1674-1697AD)Declared Independence and took title Raja from Nayaka
Immadi Basava Linga (1695AD-)Fought with Peshwas and became their Tributaries
Sawai Immadi Sadasiva (1745) Conqured by Mysore Empire
Kalale Chiefs (15th to 19th century AD) of Srirangapatna
(Feudatories of Mysore Wodeyars)
Karikala Mallaraja
Timmaraja (Sons Nandinathayya, Komarayya)
Komarayya (Sons Doddayya, Nanjarajayya, Mallarajayya)
Sugatur and Hoskote Chiefs (1559-1693AD) (Kolar)
Devayya (Founder)
Tammappa Bhupa (1559,60)
Chikka Tammendra (1564)(Broke the Turakas) (Assaulted Penugonda)(Title Chiga Raya given by Karnataka King)
Tamma Bhupala Gauda (1566,81) (Captured Bhimaridurga, destroyed traitors of king of Karnataka)
Immadi Chikka Raya (1600)
Mummudi Tamma Bhupa (1602)(Proficient in Karnataka, Andhra and Sanskrit Languges, As a child wrote Rajendra Chola charita, when mustaches were growing wrote krittanjuniya and when mature sundara charita all in Telugu, Composed Yaksha Gana work in Kannada, wrote commentary on Sanskrit Kammadi Vyakhydan and Rasika Manorajanjana, had Siva darpana compiled by Brahmanas, on requested wrote Kannada version of Sankara samhita)
Tamma Gauda (1614-1632)
Mummadi Chikka Gauda Raya (1640)
Tammappa Gauda (1661)
Mummadi Chikka Raya (1693)
Sivanapa Gauda (1706)
Avati Chiefs (1586-1729AD)
(Doddaballapur and Devanahalli)
Bavali Bayappa Gauda (1585,86)
Immadi Bavali Bayirapa Gauda (1596-1610)
Gopala Gaudarayya (1697,98)
Dodda Bairappa Gaudarayya (1716,29)
Sigalanada (Shiyalanadu) Prabhus
(Capital Aruhalli (Aralalu in Kanakapura))
Maradeva (Marappa) (1295, 1300, 1315, 1316)
Marappa (Sons Siddaya, Chikka ayivanna)
Siddaya (1391,93)
Maragauda (son Allagauda)
Allagauda (1400AD)
Vigneshwara Odeya (1506AD)
Channappa (1530)
Narayanadeva Odeya
Dandagaltuta (1563)
Buramahal Chiefs (Channapatna)
(Related to Vijayanagar Royal Family)
Rana peda Jagadeva raya
Ranojiraya
Jagadeva rajaya
Kumara
Immadi Jagadeva raya (1623AD)
Bettadapura principality
Vikrama raya (Son Chengal raya)
Chengal raya (Daughtger Mallajamma (Married Nanjaraja of piriyapatna))
Kallahalli and Piriyapatna Chiefs
Madhava (King of Dautapura in Hosavittinad (Hosalavishiya))(Queen Kusumajammanni)(Sons Madhava, Vijay, Vijayendra) (Became a Saint)
Madhava (Madhavarajavedyar) (Defeated Raya-ravutas and Palegars of Changunadu) (Became a sanyasi at the end of the period)
Vijaya (Became a Saint at the end of the period)
Vijayendra (Queen Padmajammanni)(Son Mangarasa) (Fought with Raya-ravutas and died in the battle)
Mangarasa (Queen Kamalajammanni)(ruler of Kallahallinad) (Son Jayarajeshvara) (Wrote books on Ramanasangita, Harivamsa, Sanatkumaracharita, Sripalacharita, Samyaktavakanmudi) (1613AD)
Jayarajeshvara
Kusa Taryalla
Srutakirti
Nagakirti
Sangama
Taryalla (800AD)
The Vanes (in Kubatur in Sorab)
(1241-1249 AD)
Soma Deva (Son Ravi Deva)
Ravi Deva (Sandani Simha)(Son Vikrama)
Vikrama deva
Setu-nad Principality (Sagar in Shimoga)
(Feudatories of Hoysalas)
Veera Hemmari Immadi Ballaha Devarasa (1278-1320)
Veerakoti Nayaka (1320)
Belagutti Arasus (Chiefs)
(Honnali Taluk)
Cheluva Rangappa (Sent by Vijayanagar Emperor to put down Bedara Channa)(Son Bhupalaraya)
Bhupalaraya (1381-1415)
Dasappa
Venkatadri (Conquered by Adil Shah)
Thimmappa (Recovered possession with help of Ikkeri Nayaks)
Venkatappa
Thimmappa Naik (Under Mysore Empire)(Son Digambarappa)
Digambarappa (1835)
Senavaras
Senavarasa (690AD)
Jivitavara (1025AD)
Jinutavahana (1053AD)
Marasimha(1058AD)
Nadalvas of Uddur(in Hole Narsipur)
(Under Hoysalas)
Mayi Nadaluva (Son Narayana)
Narayana (son Choli)
Choli Nadaluva(Son Padmanabha)
Padmanabha (Son Mayi)
Mayi Nadaluva (1141AD)
Chiefs of Holenarsipur
Narasimha Nayaka (General of Hoysala)(1168)
Lakshmappa Nayaka (1600AD) (Sons Rangappa, Channaraya)
Rangappa Nayaka
Virupa Nayaka (1629AD)
Narasimha Nayaka (1644,Conquered by Mysore empire)
Dalavai Nanjarajaiya (1644 -1667)(General of Mysore vodeyar)
Rangappa Nayaka II (1647AD)(Feudatory of Mysore Empire)
Chiefs of Channarayapatna
Puttagirija
Channaraya (son of Lakshmappa Nayaka of Holenarsipur)
(Annexed by Chamaraja Wodeyar V of Mysore Empire in 1633AD)
Chiefs of Javagal (in Arisikere)
Channa (Founder under Vijayanagar Empire) (Son Timma)
Timma (Son Nanjendra)
Nanjendra (Rayanna)(Son Bhairava)
Bhairava (1515AD)
Durgga Chiefs ( Maharajanadurga in Hassan)
Bodha Mahadeva
Veera Raja (1371AD)
Rangappa Nayak (1595AD)
Bijjavara Chiefs
Kala Chikkappa Gauda
Tontada Siddhalinga Bhupa (1560)
Chikka Bhupa (Son Immadi Chikka Bhupa) (Married Sommambika)
Immadi Chikka Bhupa (Bhoja raja)(1593AD)
Mummadi Chikkappa Gauda
Mudigere Chiefs
Mahanala Prabhu Mudigere Ramagowda
Midagesi Chiefs
Chiefs of Nuggihalli
(Padur vamsa in Kikeri in channarayapatna)
Dasappa Nayaka (Son Tirumalaraja) (Nuggehalli)
Tirumalaraja (son in law of Praudha Devaraya of Vijayanagara)(Son Rayana)
Rayana (Son Indushekara)
Indushekara (son Basava deva)
Basavarajyadevamahaarsa(1513)
Virupa maha arasa (Son Mala raja)(1573)
Malaraja
Salinayaka (Son Immadi Bhairappa)
Immadi Bhairappa nayaka (1627AD)
Belur chiefs
Madhava-dannayaka (Goveror of Padinalknad) (1318AD)(Son Ketaya)
Ketaya-dannayaka (1321AD) (Son Singeya)(lords of Svastipura)
Singeya-dannayaka (1338AD)
Aratti Chiefs (in Varuna, Mysore)
(Feudatories of Western Gangas)
Ela Aratti (8th century AD)
Sultanates
Bahmani Sultanate (Bahmani dynasty), Bidar
Aladdin Hassan Bahman Shah 1347–1358 ( declared independence from Delhi Sultan, Muhammad bin Tughluq)
Mohammed Shah I 1358–1375
Aladdin Mujahid Shah 1375–1378
Da'ud Shah 1378
Mohammed Shah II 1378–1397
Ghiyath ud-Din 1397
Shams ud-Din 1397
Taj ud-Din Firuz Shah 1397–1422
Ahmad Shah I Wali 1422–1436
Aladdin Ahmad Shah II 1436–1458
Aladdin Humayun Zalim Shah 1458–1461
Nizam Shah 1461–1463
Mohammed Shah III Lashkari 1463–1482
Mohammed Shah IV (Mahmud Vira Shah) 1482–1518
Ahmad Vira Shah III 1518–1521
Aladdin Shah 1521–1522
Wali-Allah Shah 1522–1525
Kalim-Allah Shah 1525–1527
Firoz Shah Bahmani
Bijapur Sultanate (Adil Shahi Dynasty)
Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah II
Yusuf Adil Shah (1490–1510)
Ismail Adil Shah (1510–1534)
Mallu Adil Shah (1534)
Ibrahim Adil Shah I (1534–1558)
Ali Adil Shah I (1558–1580)
Ibrahim Adil Shah II (1580–1627)
Mohammed Adil Shah (1627–1657); his mausoleum is the Gol Gumbaz, Bijapur
Ali Adil Shah II (1657–1672)
Sikandar Adil Shah (1672–1686)
Abdul Razaq Baig (1686-1696) after completion of Adilshah period
Bidar sultanate (Barid Shahi dynasty)
Qasim Barid I 1492–1504
Amir Barid I 1504–1542
Ali Barid Shah 1542–1580
Ibrahim Barid Shah 1580–1587
Qasim Barid Shah II 1587–1591
Ali Barid Shah II 1591
Amir Barid Shah II 1591–1600
Mirza Ali Barid Shah III 1600–1609
Amir Barid Shah III 1609–1619.
Srirangapatna sultanate
Hyder Ali(Hyder Naik)(1761–1782)
Tipu Sultan (1782–1799)
Asaf Jahi dynasty,Hyderabad
Nizam-ul-Mulk(1724 - 1748)
Nizam Ali Khan(1762 - 1803)
Sikander Jah(1803 - 1829)
Nasir-ud-Dowla(1829 - 1857)
Afzal-ud-Dowla(1857 - 1869)
Mahboob Ali Pasha(1869 - 1911)
Osman Ali Khan (1911 - 1948)
Savanur State
(Nawabs of Savanur)
Abdul Karim Khan (1672)(Founder)
Dalil Khan Abdul Rauf (1680 - 23 Jun 1720 )
Abdul Fath Khan (Jun 1720 - Sep 1720)
Abdul Mahmad Khan (Sep 1720 - Feb 1721)
Abdul Ghafur Khan (Feb 1721 - 7 Apr 1726)
Abdul Majid Khan I (7 Apr 1726 – Oct 1755)
Abdul Sattar Khan -Regent(7 Apr 1726 - 19 Oct 1730)
Diler Abdul Hakim Khan I (Oct 1755 - 20 Feb 1794) (exiled 29 Oct 1786 – 17 Dec 1791 when the state was occupied by Mysore)
Abdul Husain Khan (20 Feb 1794 – 25 Nov 1796)
Abul Khair Khan I (25 Nov 1796 - 2 Nov 1827) (recognized by Peshwa as vassal ruler from Nov 1794 until 1818)
Faiz Khan (2 Nov 1827 - 12 Jan 1828)
Munawwar Khan (8 May 1828 - 17 Aug 1834)
Abul Diler Khan II (17 Aug 1834 - Aug 1862)
Abul Khair Khan II (Aug 1862 - 11 May 1868)
Diler Khan (11 May 1868 - 11 Aug 1884 )
Diwan Muhammad Ghaus Khan -Regent(11 May 1868 - 12 Jun 1883)
Abdul Tabriz Khan (11 Aug 1884 - 26 Jul 1892)
Regent(11 Aug 1884 – 1 May 1887)
Abdul Majid Khan II (26 Jul 1892 - 1954)
Daud Muhammad Khan Sahib Pathan -Regent(26 Jul 1892 - 12 Nov 1912)
Subadars or Faujdars at Sira (Governors Under Mughals)
(Nawabs of Sira)
Khasim Khan (1686AD)(Killed in Battle of Dodderi
Atish Khan (1694AD)
Karad Manur Khan (1697AD)
Zulfikar Khan (1698AD)
Rustom Jang (Kaifiyat Khan)
Dakhta Manur Khan (1704)
Pudad Ulla Khan (1706AD)
Davud Khan (1707AD)
Sadat Ulla Khan (1709)
Amin Khan (1711AD)
Ghalib Khan (1713AD)
Darga Khalil Khan (1714AD)
Abid Khan (1715AD)
Mulahavar Khan (1716AD)
Darga Khuli khan (1720)
Abdul Rasul Khan (1721)
Tayar Muhammad Khan (1722AD)
Dilavar Khan (1724-56) (Defeated by Mahrattas)
Baslat Jang (1761-66)(Appointed by Haidar Ali, fell again to Mahrattas after defection Of Haidar Ali Brother, Reconqured by Tipu Sultan in 1774, Mahrattas reconquered in 1791 with British Cornwallis help)
Honnali Nawabs
Khutub-ul-Mulk Sher Khan Jammand(officer to Aurangazeb)
Khutub-uddin Khan (Management Transfered to Nawab of Savanur, restored by Tipu sultan)
Hasan Ali Khan
Orissa
Nala Dynasty
Vrsabhadhvaja(400AD)
Varaharaja(400 -440AD)
Bhavadatta(440 - 465AD)
Arathapati(465 - 475AD)
Skandavarman(475 - 500AD)
Prthviraja
Viruparaja
vilasatunga
Eastern Ganga Dyansty
Gangas of Svetaka (Chikiti)
Jayavarma Deva
Anantavarman
Gangaka Vilasa
Bhupendra Varman
Mahendravarman
Prithivarman
Indravarman I
Indravarman II
Samantavarman (c. 909-921?)
Eastern Ganga Dynasty (main)
Indravarman I(Jirjingi plates)(498 to 537AD)
Samantavarman (c. 537-562)
Hastivarman (c. 562-578)
Indravarman II (c. 578-589)
Danarnava (c. 589-652)
Indravarman III (c. 589-652)
Gunarnava (c. 652-682)
Devendravarman I (c. 652-682?)
Anantavarman III (c. 808-812?)
Rajendravarman II (c. 812-840?)
Devendravarman V (c. 885-895?)
Gunamaharnava I (c. 895-939?)
Vajrahasta II (Anangabhimadeva I) (895-939?)
Gundama - (c. 939-942)
Kamarnava I (c. 942-977)
Vinayaditya (c. 977-980)
Vajrahasta IV (c .980-1015)
Kamarnava II (c. 1015–6 months after)
Gundama II (c. 1015-1038)
Imperial Gangas
Vajrahasta V (c. 1038-1070)
Rajaraja Deva I (c. 1070-1077)
Anantavarman Chodaganga (c. 1077–1147)
Jatesvaradeva (c. 1147–1156)
Raghava Deva (c. 1156-1170)
Rajaraja Deva II (c. 1170-1190)
Anangabhima Deva II (c. 1190–1198)
Rajraja Deva III (c. 1198-1211)
Anangabhima Deva III (c. 1211-1238)
Narasimha Deva I (1238–1264)
Bhanu Deva I (1264–1278)
Narasimha Deva II (1279–1306)
Bhanu Deva II (1306–1328)
Narasimha Deva III (1328–1352)
Bhanu Deva III (1352–1378)
Narasimha Deva IV (1378–1414)
Bhanu Deva IV (1414–1434)
Narayanapuram Branch (A.D. 1117-1251)
(Eastern Ganga)
Permandiraju (A.D. 1117-1144)
Rajendra Choda (A.D. 1129-1139)
Prolamaraju (A.D. 1139-1145)
Madaparaju (A.D. 1100-1150)
Suraparaju (A.D. 1151)
Mangiraju (A.D. 1263)
Upendra (A.D. 1263-1289)
Mangiraja II (A.D. 1289)
Jantarnadu Branch (A.D. 1270-1460)
(Eastern Ganga)
Narasimha (A.D. 1272-1285)
Gangaraju (A.D. 1285-1319)
Pratapa Gangaraju (A.D. 1319-1368)
Unnamed King (A.D. 1368-1398)
Sangamaraju (A.D. 1398-1420)
Gangaraja A.D. (1420-1440)
Singaraja
Pratapa Kurmaraja (A.D. 1440-1461)
Virasavaranatha
Gudari Kataka Branch
(Eastern Ganga)
Kajjala Bhanu(Bhanu Deva IV)
Svarna Bhanu
Kalasandha Deva
Chudanga Deva
Harimani Deva
Narasimha Deva
Ananta Deva
Padmanabha Deva
Pitambara Deva
Vasudeva
Purrushottama Anangabhima Deva (Bhima Deva)
Parlakhemundi Branch
(Eastern Ganga)
Sibalinga Narayan Bhanudeo (1566-1590)
Subarna Kesari Govinda Gajapati Narayan Deo (1590-1630)
Mukunda Rudra Gajapati Narayan Deo (1630-1656)
Mukunda Deo (1656-1674)
Ananta Padmanabh Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1674-1702)
Sarbajgan Jagannatha Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1686-1702)
Narahari Narayan Deo (1702-1729)
Bira Padmanabh Narayan Deo II (1729-1748)
Prataprudra Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1748-1751)
Jagannatha Gajapati Narayan Deo II (1751-1771)
Goura Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1771-1802)
Purushottam Gajapati Narayan Deo (1802-1805)
Jagannath Gajapati Narayan Deo III (1821-1851)
Prataprudra Gajapati Narayan Deo II (1851-1855)
Goura Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo II (1855-1904)
Krushna Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo (1913-until accession)
Kadambas of Kalinga
Mahamandalesvara Ranaka (Sri Bhama Khedi)(Founder)
Dharma Khedi (976-1054AD)
Devendra Varma (1103-1181AD)
Udayaditya deva
Mahasamanta Nagakhedi
Tailapavamsis of Orissa
(Decendent of Chalukyas of Kalyani(Tailapa))
Ranaka Ramadeva
Rastrakutas of Sambalpur (Orissa)((11-12century AD)
Ranaka Chamaravigraha
Dhamsaka
Ranaka Parachakrasalya
Madhya Pradesh
Kalachuri Dynasty
Tripuri Kalachuri (Bundelkhand)
Vamaraja (Founder)
Sankaragana i (593AD)
Lakshmanaraja I
Kokalla (845AD)
Shankaragana II
Balaharsha
Yuvarajadeva I
Sankargana III
Yuvararaja II
Kokalla II
Gangeyadeva (1015AD)
Karna
Yashakarna (1073AD)
Gayakarna
Narasinha
Jayasimha
Vijaysimha
Mahakumara Ayayasimha
Kasia Kalachuri
Sodhideva
Nannaraja
Lakshmana
Aivataja
Bhimata
Lakshmanaraja II
Aivaraja II
Bhuda
Lakshmanaraja III
Bhimata II
Raipur Kalachuri
Brahmadeva
Nayaka Hajiraja
Ratnapur Kalachuri
Kalingaraja
kamalaraja
Ratnaraja I
Prithvideva I
Jajalladeva I
Ratnadeva II
Prithvideva II
Jajalladeva II
Ratnadeva III
Amanadeva I
Rajadeva
ulhandadeva
Amanadeva II
Pratapamalla
Chinndaka Nagas of Chakrakuta(Bastar)
(Related to Sindas of Bagalkot ((Sanskrit)Chinndaka = (Kannada) Sinda))
Vallabharaja(760AD)
Rajamalla(9th century AD)
Vankhaditya
Sankhapala(10th century AD)(Mentioned in kavya navasahasankacharita)
Nrpatibhusana(11th century AD)
Dharavarsa jagadekabhusana (Son Someshvara)(Queen. Gundamahadevi) (1050-60AD)
Madhurantakadeva (Killed Dharavarsa with help of Kulothunga I(Eastern Chalukya))(Sons Kanhara, Nayaka, Tungaraja)(Queen Nagala Mahadevi)
Somesvara(Killed Madhurantaka with Kalyani Chalukya Help)(son Kanhara) (1069AD)
Kannaradeva I(1100AD)
Kanharadeva II
Narasimhadeva
Jayasimhadeva (1175D)(Queens Loka Mahadevi, Susanadevi)
Someshvara II (1208AD) (Son Narasimhadeva)
Narasimhadeva (1218,1224)
Harischandra (1259-21AD)(Queen Manikyadevi)
Chalukyas of Bastar
Annamadeva(Founder) (1320 - 1369AD)
Hamir Deva (1369-1410)
Bhaitai Deva (1410–1468)
Purushottama Deva (1468–1534)
Pratapa Raja Deva (1602–1625)
Dikpala Deva (1680–1709)
Rajapala Deva (1709-21AD)
Dalapati Deva (1731AD)
Banas of South Kosala (Chattishgarh)
Nandivarman (Founder)
Malladeva
Vikramaditya jayameru (Vidyadhara
Vijayaditya Prabhumeru
Rashtrakutas
Rashtrakutas of Dahal (near Jabalpur) (Madhya Pradesh)
Golhanadeva (1023)
Rastrakutas in Bhopal
Jejjata
Karkaraja (Defeated Nagabatta(Son of Prathihara Vatsaraja))
Parabala (860AD)(Daughter Rannadevi (Married to Dharmapala of Pala dynasty))
Rathore of Madhyapradesh (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Ratlam Branch
Ratan Singh (1652–1658 )
Chhatrasal (1695–1706)
Keshri Singh (1706–Feb 1716)
Pratap Singh (1716)
Man Singh (1716–1743)
Prithvi Singh (1743–1773)
Padam Singh (17?? – 1800)
Parbat Singh (1800–1825)
Balwant Singh (1814 – 1857)
Bhairon Singh (b. 1839 – d. 1864
Ranjit Singh (b. 1860 – d. 1893)
Sajjan Singh (b. 1880 – d. 1947)
Jhabua Branch
Kesho Das(1584 – 1607 )
Karan Singh(1607 – 1610)
Man Singh (1610 – 1677)
Kushal Singh (1677 – 1723)
Anup Singh (1723 – 1727)
Sheo Singh (1727 – 1758 )
Bahadur Singh (1758 – 1770)
Bhim Singh (1770 – 1821)
Pratap Singh (1821 – 1832)
Ratan Singh (1832 – 1840)
Gopal Singh (b. 1841 – d. 1895)
Udai Singh (b. 1875 – d. af.1945)
Dhalip Singh (1945 – d. 1947)
Sitamau Branch
Kesho Das (1701 – 1748)
Gaj Singh (1748 – 1752)
Fateh Singh (1752 – 1802)
Raj Ram Singh I (1802 – 1867)
Bhawani Singh (1867 – 28)
Bahadur Singh (1885 – 1899)
Shardul Singh (1899 – 1900)
Raj Ram Singh II (1900 – 1947)
Sailana Branch
Jai Singh (1736 – 1757)
Jaswant Singh (1757 – 1772)
Ajab Singh (1772 – 1782)
Mokham Singh (1782 – 1797)
Lakshman Singh (1797 – 1826)
Ratan Singh (1826 – 1827)
Nahar Singh (1827 – 1841)
Takhat Singh (1841 – 1850)
Rajmata Nath Kanwarji (regent) (1850 – 1859)
Duleh Singh (1850 – 1895)
Jaswant Singh (1895 – 1919)
Dilip Singh (1919 – 1948 )
Alirajpur Branch
Anand Deo (1437 - 1440)
Pratap Deo
Chanchal Deo
Gugal Deo
Bachchharaj Deo
Dip Deo
Pahad Deo I
Udai Deo
Pahad Deo II (- 1765)
Pratap Singh I (1765 - 1818)
Jashwant Singh (usurper) (1818 - 1862)
Gang Deo (1862 - 1869)
Rup Deo (1869-1881)
Bijai Singh (1881 - 1890)
Pratap Singh II (1891 - 1911) (installed Mar 1892)
Pratap Singh II (1911 - 1941)
Surendra Singh (1941-47)
Gangetic Plain
Rastrukutas
Early Rastrakutas
Paravala I (800AD)
Paraval II (861AD)
Rastrakutas of Kannauj(11-13th Century AD)
Chandra
Vigrahapala
Bhuvanapala
Gopala (Sons Tribhuvana, Madanapala, Devapala)
Tribhuvana
Madanapala (1119)
Devapala (Lost Shravasti to Gahadavalas in 1128)(Son Bhimapala)
Bhimapala (Son Shurapala)
Surapala (Sons Amritpala, Lakhanpala)
Amritapala
Lakhanpala (In 1202 defeated by Qutub-ud-din)
Mahasamanta Barahadeva (under Gahadavala Adakkhamalla)
Gahadavala (Rastrakuta) Line
Chandradeva (1089-1103 AD)
Madanapala (1104-1113 AD)
Govindachandra (1114-1155 AD)
Vijayachandra (1155-1169 AD) (Vijayapala, Malladeva) (Sons Jayachandra, Manikchandra)
Jayachandra (1170-1194 AD), (Jaichand)(Sons Harichandra, Jayapala)
Harishchandra (c. 1194-1197 AD)(Sons Setarama, Siha)
Setarama
Siha
Collateral Branches of Gahadvala
Chand Kings of Kumaon.
Vijaypur Kantit kings
Manda Kings
Bundela Kings
Rastrakutas of Bihar
unknown (Son Mathana, Brother (Son Maharpathihara Sivaraja), Daughter Vigrahapala III (Son Ramapala))
Mathana (Mahana)
Chikora (Devaraksita of pithi)
Mahamandalika kahnura deva
Suvarnadeva
Mahadaladihpathi candara
Rastrakutas of Bodhgaya
Nanna (Gunavalokha)
Kirtiraja
Tunga (Dharmavaloka). (968AD)(Daughter Bhagyadevi (Married to Rajyapala of Pala dynasty))
Sarayupura Kalachuri
Rajputra
Shivaraja I
Shankaragana
GunaSagara
Ullabha
Bhamanadeva
Shankaragana II
Mugdhatunga
Gunasagara II
Shivaraja II
Bhamana
Shankaragana III
Bhima
Vyasa
Sondhadeva
Karnata Dynasty , Mithila
(Chalukya Vikramaditya VI invaded Nepal in 1068AD and appointed his governors paving way to Karnata Dynasty with Simaramapura (Simraon in Champaran))
Nanyadeva (1097-1147AD)(Son Gangeya)
GangaDeva (1147-88) (Son Narasimha)
Narsimhadeva (1188-1209) (Son Rama Simha)
Ramasimha deva(1209-1248)
Shaktisimha deva(1248-1306AD)
Bhupalasimha deva
Harisimha deva (1314-1324)(Jurists Devaditya, Vireshvara, Chandeshvara served in his court)
(Invasion of Tuqlaq, Harisimha shifted capital to Bhatgaon, his successors became rulers of Nepal)
Rathore (Jharkhand)(Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Saraikela Branch
Bikram Singh (1620) (Founder)
Nru Singh
Satrughan Singh (1728 – 1743)
Abhiram Singh (1743 – 1818)
Bikram Singh II (1818 – 1823)
Ajamber Singh (1823 – 1837)
Chakradhar Singh (1837 – 1883)
Udit Narayan Singh (1883 – 1884)
Udit Narayan Singh (1884 – 1922)
Udit Narayan Singh (1922 – 1931)
Aditya Pratap Singh ( 1931 – 1947)
Kharsawan Branch
Kunwar Padam Singh (Son of Bikram Singh of Saraikela)
Gangaram Singh Deo (1857 - 1863)
Ram Narain Singh (1863 - )
Raghunath Singh Deo ( -1884)
Mahendra Narayan Singh Deo (1884 - 1902)
Siram Chandra Singh Deo (1902 - 1917)
Siram Chandra Singh Deo ( 1917 - 1947)
Bengal
Pala Dynasty
Gopala (750-770)
Dharmapala (770-810)
Devapala (810-850)
Shurapala/Mahendrapala (850 - 854)
Vigrahapala (854 - 855)
Narayanapala (855 - 908)
Rajyapala (908 - 940)
Gopala II (940-960)
Vigrahapala II (960 - 988)
Mahipala (988 - 1038)
Nayapala (1038 - 1055)
Vigrahapala III (1055 - 1070)
Mahipala II (1070 - 1075)
Shurapala II (1075 - 1077)
Ramapala (1077 - 1130)
Kumarapala (1130 - 1140)
Gopala III (1140 - 1144)
Madanapala (1144 - 1162)
Govindapala (1162 - 1174)
Sena Dynasty
Hemanta Sen (1070 AD)
Vijay Sen (1096-1159 AD)
Ballal Sen (1159 - 1179 AD)
Lakshman Sen (1179 - 1206 AD)
Vishvarup Sen (1206 - 1225 AD)
Keshab Sen (1225-1230 AD)
Gujarat
Chalukyas
Imperial Chalukyas (Gujarat Branch)
(Pulakesin II conquers kings of Lata, Malava, Gurjara)
Dharasraya Jayashimavarman (Son of Pulikesin II)(666-691AD)(Sons Mangalaraja, Sryasraya Siladitya, Buddhavarman, pulakesi Janasraya, Nagavaddhana)
(Navasari Branch)
Sryasraya Siladitya (669, 692AD)
Mangalaraja Vinayaditya (731)
Pulakesi Avani Janasraya (Defeated Arabs) (738AD)
Kaira Branch
Buddhavarman (Son Vijayaraja)
Vijayaraja (713AD)
Nasik Branch
Nagavarddhana
Gujarat Chalukyas (Solanki)
(Kingdom of Anahilavada)
Chalukya Chiefs of Lata(Under Rastrakutas)
Bhuvada
Karnaditya
Chandraditya
Somaditya
Bhuvanaditya
Raji (married Liladevi(Chavada Princess, sister of Samanthasimha), Rayaji (Sister of Lakho Phulani))(Son Mularaja, Rakhayat)(942AD)
Mulraja I (942-996AD)(Killed Maternal Uncle and Took over)(Son Chamunda) (Founder)
Chamunda (997-1010) (Sons Vallabha raja, Dhurlaba Raja, Naga Raja)
Vallabharaja 1010 (Died in six months)
Durlabharaja (1010-1022)
Bhimadev I (son of Naga Raja) (1024 -1064) )(Queens Udayamati, Bhukuladevi, ?)(Sons Mularaja, Kshemaraja, Karna)
Kshemaraja (Retired to Holy place)
Karnadeva (1064-93) (Sons Ahada(Asthada), Chahada, Bahada, Ambada, Solla) (Founded Karnavati) (Married Mailaladevi (Goa Kadamba princess (Daughter of Jayakesi)))
Siddharja Jayasinha (Sadharo Jesingh)(Son of Mailaladevi) (1093-1143AD)
Tribhuvanpala(Great Grandson of Bhimmadev)(Son of Haripala(Son of Kshemarja (Son of Bhima and Bakuladevi)))(Queen Kashmira devi)(Sons Mahipala, Krittipala, Kumarapala, Daughters Premaladevi, Devaladevi)
Kumarapala (1143-74)(Queen Bhupaladevi)
Ajayapala (Son of Mahipala)(1174-77) (Son Mularaja Bhima) (Queen Naikidevi (Kadamba Princess))
Mularaja II (1177-79) (Installed as minor King) (Queen Naikidevi(Defeated Mahmud of Ghazni))
Bhimadeva II (1179-1242)(Defeated Muhammad of Ghor)(Queen Lailadevi)
Tribhuvanapala (1242-44AD)(Real power passed on to Vaghela branch)
Mangaldev (1244-60AD) (Son Ganeshdev)
Ganeshdev (1260-90)(Sons Bhanudev, Bhishamdev)
Bhanudev (1290)
Devarajsingh (1430-76AD)(sons Jaisingh, Ramsingh, Amratdev)
(After Tribhuvanapala dynasty split into Multiple branches and Sub-branches)
(Almecha, Baghela (Rewah, Pethapur, Tharad, Adalaj), Bahala (Kalyanpur), Bhurta (Baru, Tekra and Chahir), Birpura (Lunawada), Brika (Muslim), Kalacha (Baru, Tekra and Chahir), Kalamor (in Gujarat), Kharara (Alota and Jawara), Langaha , Raka (Toda), Ranakia (Desuri), Surki (in the Deccan), Sarwaria (Girnar), Rantia, Togra , Bharsuria, Kataria, Sikharia, Sarakia, Solanke, Tantia (Chandbhar, Sakanbari) etc., as well as many lineages or sub-clans, including, Jogda, Hameersinghot-Sawansinghot, Jaitmalot, Khetsinghot, Lahecha, Manchla, Ravdecha, Sattawat, Shankersinghot, etc.)
Later Gujarat Chalukyas (Vaghela)
(branch of the Chalukya (Solanki) Kings, started rule at Dholka)
Dhavala (Married Kumarapala's Aunt) (1160AD) (Son Anaka)
Arnoraja (Anaka) (1170)(Founder of Vagheala) (Son Lavanaprasada)
Lavanaprasada (1200)(Chief of Dholka)(Queen Madanarajani) (Son Viradhavala)
Viradhavala(1233-38)(Sons virama Visala, Prathapamalla)
Prathapamalla (son Arjunadeva)(1238-43)
Visaladeva (1243-61)(King of Anahilavada)
Arjunadeva (1261-74)(Son Saranga)
Sarangadeva(1274-95) (Son Karna)
Karnadeva (Ghelo)(1296-1304)
submitted to the Delhi Empire.
Chalukyas of Lata
(Chalukyas under Tailapa took over Lata)
Nimbarka
Barappa (Chalukyan General from Kalyana) (Defeated Mualaraja)(Founder)(970-990AD)
Gogiraja (990-1010)
Kirtiraja (1010-1030AD)
Vatsaraja (1030-50)
Trilochanapala(1050-70)
Sendrakas of Gujarat and Khandesh
(Chalukyan Feudatories brought to Gujarat from Shimoga)
Bhanusakti (Son Adityasakti)
Adityasakti (Son Allasakti)
Nikumbha Allasakti (653 - 656AD)
Jayśakti (680AD)
Devasakti (Son Dandiraja)
Dandiraja (Son Vairadeva)
Vairadeva(702AD)
Bhogasakti
Rashtrakutas of Lata (Gujarat Branch)
(Dantidurga conquers Lata, Malwa)
Branch I
Dhurva (710-730AD)(Son of Karkaraja)
Govinda (730-750)
Karka Suvarnavarsha (750-770)
Branch II
Indra (807-818) (brother of Govinda III (Manyakheta Main Branch)) (Son Karka, Govinda) (Founder)
Karka (Sons Dhandivarman, Dhruva)(812,816,821)
Govinda (818-827)
Dhurva I (Son Akalavasha Subhatunga)(835-845)
Akalavarsha Shubhatunga (867)(Son Dhurva)
Durva II (887, 871)
Dhandivarman (Son Akalavarsha Krishna)
Akalavarsha Krishna (888AD)
(Direct rule from Manyakhet by Krishna II)
Rathore (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Idar State
Rao Anand Singh (son of Ajit Singh of Jodhpur)(1731 – 1753)
Shiv Singh (1736 – 1791) (His second son founded a separate branch ruled as Maharajas of Ahmednagar )
Bhawani Singh (1755 – 1792)
Gambhir Singh (1781 – 1833)
Jawan Singh (1830 – 1868)
Keshri Singh (1864 – 1901)
Krishna Singh (1901 – 1901)
Pratap Singh (1845 – 1922)
Daulat Singh (1875 – 1931)
Himmat Singh (1899 – 1960)
Ahmadnagar Branch
Sangram Singh (1791 – 1798)
Karan Singh(1798 – 1835)
Prithvi Singh (1835 – 1839)
Takht Singh (1841 – 1843)
Morasa Branch
Zalim Singh (1791 – 1806)
Pratap Singh (1806 – 1821)
Baad Branch
Amir Singh (1791 – 1826)
Soor Branch
Indra Singh (1791-)
NEPAL
Malla Dynasty
Malla rulers of the whole Kathmandu valley, Nepal
Ari Deva c.1201 - 1216
Abhaya Malla c.1216 - 1235
Ranasura c.1216
Jayadeva Malla c.1235 - 1258
Jayabhima Deva c.1258 - 1271
Jayasimha Malla c.1271 - 1274
Ananta Malla c.1274 - 1310
Jayananada Deva c.1310 - 1320
Jayari Malla c.1320 - 1344
Jayarudra Malla c.1320 - 1326
Jayaraja Deva c.1347 - 1361
Jayarjuna Malla c.1361 - 1382
Jayasthiti Malla c.1382 - 1395
Jayajyotir Malla c.1395 - 1428
Jayakiti Malla c.1395 - 1403
Jayadharma Malla c.1395 - 1408
Jayayakshya Malla c.1428 - 1482
Malla rulers of Kantipur ,Old Royal Palace in Kathmandu (Kantipur)
Ratna Malla 1482 - 1520
Surya Malla 1520 - 1530
Amara Malla 1530 - 1538
Narendra Malla 1538 - 1560
Mahendra Malla 1560 – 1574
Sadashiva Malla 1574 – 1583
Shivasimha Malla 1583 – 1620
Lakshminarasimha Malla 1620 - 1641
Pratapa Malla 1641 – 1674
Chakravartendra Malla 1669
Mahipatendra Malla 1670
Jayanripendra Malla 1674 – 1680
Parthivendra Malla 1680 – 1687
Bhupalendra Malla 1687 – 1700
Bhaskara Malla 1700 – 1714
Mahendrasimha Malla 1714 – 1722
Jagajjaya Malla 1722 – 1736
Jaya Prakash Malla 1736 – 1746, 1750 – 1768
Jyoti Prakash Malla 1746 – 1750
Malla rulers of Lalitpur ,Royal Palace and Hindu temples in Patan (Lalitpur)
Purandara Simha c.1580 - 1600
Harihara Simha c.1600 - 1609
Shiva Simha (King of Kantipur) 1609 - 1620
Siddhi Narasimha 1620 - 1661
Srinivasa Malla 1661 - 1685
Yoga Narendra Malla 1685 – 1705
Loka Prakash Malla 1705 – 1706
Indra Malla (Purandara Malla) 1706 – 1709
Vira Narasimha Malla 1709
Vira Mahindra Malla 1709 – 1715
Riddhi Narasimha 1715 – 1717
Mahindra Simha (King of Kantipur) 1717 – 1722
Yoga Prakash Malla 1722 – 1729
Vishnu Malla 1729 – 1745
Rajya Prakash Malla 1745 – 1758
Vishvajit Malla 1758 – 1760
Jaya Prakash Malla (King of Kantipur) 1760 – 1761, 1763 – 1764
Ranajit Malla (King of Bhaktapur) 1762 – 1763
Dala Mardan Shah 1764 – 1765
Tej Narasimha Malla 1765 – 1768
Malla rulers of Bhaktapur
Raya Malla 1482 - 1519
Prana Malla 1519 - 1547
Vishva Malla 1547 - 1560
Trailokya Malla 1560 – 1613
Jagajjyoti Malla 1613 – 1637
Naresha Malla 1637 – 1644
Jagat Prakasha Malla 1644 – 1673
Jitamitra Malla 1673 – 1696
Bhupatindra Malla 1696 – 1722
Ranajit Malla 1722 – 1769
Rajasthan
Rashtrakutas of Hastikundi (Hathundi) (Jodhpur)
Harivarma (Son Vidagdh)
Vidagdharaja (916-938) (Son Mammata)
Mammata (939) (Son Davala)
Davala (Balaprasada)
Balaprasada (997)
The Hathundi Rathores (descendants)
Paramara Dynasty (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
As Feudatories of Rastrakutas
Upendra (c. 800 – c. 818)
Vairisimha I (c. 818 – c. 843)
Siyaka I (c. 843 – c. 893)
Vakpati (c. 893 – c. 918)
Vairisimha II (c. 918 – c. 948)
Siyaka II (c. 948 – c. 974)
As Feudatories of Western Chalukyas
Vakpatiraja (c. 974 – c. 995)
As Independent Rulers
Sindhuraja (c. 995 – c. 1010)
Bhoj or Bhoja I (c. 1010 – c. 1055)
As Fedatories of Western Chalukyas
Jayasimha I (c. 1055 – c. 1060)
Udayaditya (c. 1060 – c. 1087)
Lakshmanadeva (c. 1087 – c. 1097)
Naravarman (c. 1097 – c. 1134)
Yasovarman (c. 1134 – c. 1142)
Jayavarman I (c. 1142 – c. 1160)
Vindhyavarman (c. 1160 – c. 1193)
Subhatavarman (c. 1193 – c. 1210)
Arjunavarman I (c. 1210 – c. 1218)
Devapala (c. 1218 – c. 1239)
Jaitugideva (c. 1239 – c. 1256)
Jayavarman II (c. 1256 – c. 1269)
Jayasimha II (c. 1269 – c. 1274)
Arjunavarman II (c. 1274 – c. 1283)
Bhoj or Bhoja II (c. 1283 – ?)
Mahlakadeva (c. ? – c. 1305)
Sanjeev Singh Parmar (c.1305 - 1327)
Rathore (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Kingdom of Marwar
Pali & Mandore Branch
Siha (Founder) (1226-1273)
Asthan (1273-1292)
Doohad (1292-1309)
Raipal (1309-1313)
Kanhapal (1313-1323)
Jalansi (1323-1328)
Chado (1328-1344)
Tida (1344-1357)
Kanha Dev (1357-1374)
Viram Dev (1374-1383)
Chandra (1383-1424)
Kanha (1424-1427)
Ranmal (1427-1438)
Jodhpur Branch
Jodha (1438-1489)
Satal (1489-1492)
Suja (1492 -1515)
Biram Singh (1515-1515)
Ganga (1515-1532)
Maldeo (1532-1562)
Chandra Sen (1562-1581)
Udai Singh Mota Raja (1583-1595)
Sawai Raja Suraj-Mal (1595-1619)
Gaj Singh I (1619 -1638)
Jaswant Singh (1638-1678)
Ajit Singh (1679-1724)
Indra Singh (1679-1679)
Abhai Singh (1724-1749)
Ram Singh (1749-1751)
Bakht Singh (1751 - 1752)
Vijay Singh (1752-1753)
Ram Singh (1753-1772)
Vijay Singh (1772-1793)
Bhim Singh (1793 -1803)
Man Singh (1803-1843)
akht Singh (1843-1873)
Jaswant Singh II (1873-1895)
Sardar Singh (1895-1911)
Sumair Singh (1911 -1918)
maid Singh (1918-1947)
Hanwant Singh (1947 -1949)
Bikaner Branch
Bika (1465 - 1504)
Nar Singh (Naro) (1504 - 1505)
Loonkaran (1505 - 1526)
Jait Singh (1526 - 1542)
Kalyan Mal (1542 - 1571)
Rai Singh I (1571 - 1612)
Dalpat (1612 - 1613)
Sur Singh (1613 - 1631)
Karan Singh (1631 - 1667)
1667 - 1669 Interregnum
Anup Singh (1669 - 1698)
Sarup Singh (b. 1689 – d. 1700)
Sujan Singh (b. 1690 – d. 1735)
Zorawar Singh (b. 1713 – d. 1746)
Gaj Singh (b. 1723 – d. 1787)
Maharaja Raj Singh II (b. 1744 – d. 1787)
Pratap Singh (b. 1781 – d. 1787)
Surat Singh (Regent to 9 Oct 1787) (b. 1766 – d. 1828)
Ratan Singh (b. 1790 – d. 1851)
Sardar Singh (b. 1818 – d. 1872)
Dungar Singh (b. 1854 – d. 1887)
Ganga Singh (b. 1880 – d. 1943)
Sadul Singh (b. 1902 – d. 1950)
Kishangarh Branch
Man Singh (b. 1655 – d. 1706)
Raj Singh (b. 1674 – d. 1748)
Bahadur Singh (d. 1781)
Samant Singh (b. 1699 – d. 1765)
Sardar Singh (b. 1730 – d. 1768)
Birad Singh (b. 1737 – d. 1788)
Pratap Singh (b. 1763 – d. 1798)
Kalyan Singh (b. 1794 – d. 1839)
Mohkam Singh (b. 1817 – d. 1841)
Prithvi Singh (b. 1838 – d. 1879)
Sardul Singh (b. 1857 – d. 1900)
Madan Singh (b. 1884 – d. 1926)
Yagya Narayan Singh (b. 1896 – d. 1939)
Sumar Singh (b. 1929)
Tamil nadu
Chalukya Cholas (Branch of Eastern Chalukya)
Rajendra Chalukya took over Chola throne as Kulothunga Chola
Kulothunga Chola I (Rajendra Chalukya) (1070–1120)
Vikrama Chola (1118–1135)
Kulothunga Chola II (1133–1150)
Rajaraja Chola II (1146–1173)
Rajadhiraja Chola II (1166–1178)
Kulothunga Chola III (1178–1218)
(Under Hoysalas)
Rajaraja Chola III (1216–1256)
Rajendra Chola III (1246–1279)
Vijayanagar Empire, Madurai (Directline Rule)(1372-1451AD)
Kampana Udaiyar (1365-1404AD)(Prince of Vijaynagar, Commander of Guards of Hoysalas)
Embana Udaiyar
Porkasa Udaiyar(Vijaynagar direct line was replaced by Appointed Nayaks)
Veera Sarma (Chandra verma I) (Sons Bandhusena, Purandara)
Bandhushena (Hemangaraya) (of Surya Vamsa, took Kadamba Name after marriage and throne)(Queen Susila(Susheela) (Kadamba Princess))(Son Mayura Verma)
Chandra verma II (Purandara)(Lost Kingdom to Naga Chief(Manjista), Wandered along with his wife Pushapavati to Kodagu, establishing Kodagu lineage)
(Independent)
Mayuravarma (Sikhi(Peakcock) Verma) (325 - 345)(Re-established Kadamba Rule)(Queen Sasankamudra(daughter of Raja Vallabha of Kalyanapura))(son Kangavarma, daughter kanakavati (Married Lokaditya son of Chandrasena(Local Chieftan))) (Defied Pallavas(Simhavarma and Shivaskandavarman), Subdued Brihad Banas)(defeated the Abhiva, Trikuta, Pallava, Pariyatrika, Sakasthana Sayindeka,Punata and Mokhari (Chandravalli Inscription, Talagunda Inscription, Gramapadatti))
Kangavarma (Kshetra Verma, Chandragada and Trinetra kadamba II) (345 - 370) (Killed Hubashika (Chandela Chief))
Bagiratha (370 - 395) (Sons Raghu , Kakustha)
Raghuvarma (395 - 405)
Kakusthavarma (405 - 440)(Sons Santivarma, Krishnavarma,Kumaravarma)(Daughter married to Ganga Madhava II, another Daughter married to Rastravarman (Punnatas))
Banvasi (Main)Branch
Santivarma (440 -465) (Sons Mrigeshavarma, Siva Mandhatavarma)
Mrigeshavarma (465 - 490) (Queen Prabhavati (Kekeya Princess))(Sons Ravivarma, Bhanuvarma, Sivaratha)
Shivamandhatavarma (490 – 504)
Ravivarma (504 – 538) (Son Harivarma)
Harivarma (538– 544) (Son Vishnudasa)
Vishnudasavarma
Triparvatha (Halebidu) Branch)
Krishna Varma I (430-460)(Married to Kekeya Princess) (Sons Vishnuvarma, Devavarma) (Defeated and Killed by Pallavas)
Vishnuvarma (Vishnudasa)( 460-475) (son Simhavarma)
Simhavarma(475-516) (Son Krishnavarma)
Krishna Varma II (516-565)(Defeated Harivarma of Banvasi mainline and reestablished himself in Banavasi by uniting two branches.)(Defeated by Pulakesi I) (Sons Ajavarma, Ravivarma)
Ajavarma (565-605)(Devavarma)(Defeated by Chalukya Kirtivarman I) (Son Bhogivarma)
BhogiVarma (Son Vishnuvarma) (605-610)
Vishnu Varma (Died in battle with Pulikesin II along with father)
Madhuvarma (Killed by Chalukya Vikramaditya)(Son Damodhara)
Damodhara (Feudatory of Badami Chalukya)
Uchchangi Branch
Kumaravarma (son of Kakustha varma) (Son Mandhata)
Mandhata raja
Coorg Branch
(Chandra verma II (Hemanga Raja, Purandara)(Lost Kingdom to Naga Chief(Manjista), Wandered along with his wife Pushapavati to Kodagu, establishing Kodagu lineage) (Kaveri Mahatmaya(Puranas) - Chandravarmma (son of a king Siddhartha of the Matsya country(Virata's capital - Hangal in Dharward)))
Chandravarmma(Son Devakanta)
Devakanta
Later Kadambas
Banavasi and Hangal (Panungal, Virata) Kadambas
(Decendents of Krishna Varma)
Naga Varma
Vishnu Varma
Mriga Varma
Satya Varma
Vijaya Varma
Jaya Varma
Naga Varma
Santa Varma
Kirtthi Varma
.
Irivabedangadeva (Aditya Varma) (967-980)
Chatta Deva (Bhattayya Varma) during 980-1031AD
Jayasimha (1031 - 1037 AD)
Mayuravarma (1037 - 1048 AD)(Sons Mavali, Taila, Santi, Joki)
Santi varma (Son Tailapa)
Toyimadeva or Taila I (1048-1075)
Kirtivarma(1075-1116)
Shantivarma or Santivarma (1075-1094)
Taila II (1094-1116) (Kadamba Empire with Hangal and Banvasi)
Taila III (1116-1130)
Mayurvarma III (1130-1132)
Mallikarjuna(1132-1146)
Santi varma
Tailama (1146-1151)
Karna
Sovideva (Someshwara)
Kirtideva (1151 - 1180 AD)
Kamadeva(1180 - 1217 AD)
Mallideva (1217-1252)
Ramadeva (1252-1260)
Kavadeva (1260-1315)
Purandara raya (1315-1347)
Tailapadev
Kallayya
Goa Kadambas(966AD to 1340AD)
Kautakacharya
Nagavarma
Guhalla Deva I
Shastha Deva I or Chaturbhuja(966-980AD)
Guhalla Deva II (980-1005AD)
Shastha Deva II(1005-1050AD)
Jayakesi I (1050-80AD)
Guhalla Deva III (1080-1100AD)
Vijayaditya I (1100 - 1104AD)
Jayakesi II (1104-1148AD)
Sivachitta or Permadi (1147-1181AD)
Vishnuchitta or Vijayaditya (1148-1188AD)
Jayakesi III (1188-1216AD)
sivachitta vajradeva(Yuvaraja)(1193-1202AD)
Tribhuvanamalla or Sovadeva(1216-1238AD)
Shastha deva III (1246-1260AD)
Kamadeva (1260-1311AD)
son (1310-1328AD)(Name not known)
son (1328-1340AD)(Name not Known)
Kadambas of Bayalnad (Wynad)
Nagavarma
Guhalla Deva I
Shastha Deva I or Chaturbhuja(966-980AD)
Guhalla Deva II (980-1005AD)
Shastha Deva II(1005-1050AD)
Jayakesi I (1050-80AD)
Guhalla Deva III (1080-1100AD)
Vijayaditya I (1100 - 1104AD)
Jayakesi II (1104-1148AD)
Sivachitta or Permadi (1147-1181AD)
Vishnuchitta or Vijayaditya (1148-1188AD)
Jayakesi III (1188-1216AD)
sivachitta vajradeva(Yuvaraja)(1193-1202AD)
Tribhuvanamalla or Sovadeva(1216-1238AD)
Shastha deva III (1246-1260AD)
Kamadeva (1260-1311AD)
son (1310-1328AD)(Name not known)
son (1328-1340AD)(Name not Known)
Kadambas of Bayalnad (Wynad)
Raviyammarasa (Ravi Varma)(995AD)
Kadavamma (Skandavarma)(1079/83)
Siva (1083)
Kanthirava (1090)
Iravi-Challamma(1108)
Mahamandalesvara Mukkanna (1138)
Kadavamma (Skandavarma)(1079/83)
Siva (1083)
Kanthirava (1090)
Iravi-Challamma(1108)
Mahamandalesvara Mukkanna (1138)
Kadambas of Belur (and Manjarabad)
Kadambasara (1000 A.D.)
Niti-maharaja (1026-35)
Changinripala (1035)
Hitteyarasa (Chagi Maharaj) (Queen Junjala-Devi) (1047AD)(Chalukyan Feudatory)(Sons Jujarasa, Ouddharsa)
Changinripala (1035)
Hitteyarasa (Chagi Maharaj) (Queen Junjala-Devi) (1047AD)(Chalukyan Feudatory)(Sons Jujarasa, Ouddharsa)
Jujarasa
Ouddharasa (1095AD) (Queen Chikkala-Devi)(Sons Sartthiga-nripa, Chagi-maharaja, Dayasimha-nripa)
Dayasimha
Dayasimha
Bammarasa
Boppa-deva/ Boppasara (1112-1138 A.D.)
Soma-deva/ Soyi-deva
Boppa-deva(1182)
Brahma-bhupala
Kadambas of Uchchangi
Ajavarmmarasa (987-1032 AD.
Manneya Ghatiyarrasa (1049)
Bancharasa deva (1110)
Ketarasa (1146)
Nagatinripala (son)1171
Harirasa (brother )
Kadambas of Bankapur
(Governors of Banavasi and Hanugul under Chalukyas
Harikesari
Satyasraya
Kadambas of Nurumbada (Rattihalli in Dharwad)
Biradeva(Brother of ketarasa)
Ketarasa (1149AD)(Feudatory of Jagadekamalla II)(son Namarasa)
Namarasa (Son Ketarasa)
Ketarasa II (Queen Attiyabbe)(Sons Biradeva, Bomma, Mallideva, pulakesi, permadi,Ranaka)
Biradeva(Queen Bachaladevi(Gutta dynasty)(Son Ketarasa)
Ketarsa III (Queens Kanchaladevi, Laliyadevi(Gutta dynasty),Doraladevi(Sinda Dynasty))(Son Pandyadeva, vira)
Pandyadeva(Queen Bachaladevi(Gutta Dynasty))
Virapandya
Kadambas of Chandavara
Chandra I (995-1020 AD)(Queen Kammaladevi)
Kama I (1020-1045)(Queen Bhagaladevi)
Chandra II(1045-1070 AD) (Queen Savaladevi)
Kama II(1070-1113 AD) (Sons Mallideva, Vikrama Taila, Daughter Haivaladevi) (Queen Kalaladevi)
Mallidcva I (1113-1119 AD)
Vikrama Taila (Boppa Deva)(1119-1125 AD)(Son Unknown)
Unknown (Sons Mallideva,Taila) (Queen Nagaladevi)
Tribhuvana Mallideva II (1125-1145 AD)(Son kalidevarasa)
Kumara Taila
Kalidevarasa
Biradevarasa(1223AD)
Sivachitta Vira kavadevarasa (Kirtinarayana, Naraijadamnayaka) (1231-87AD)
Kadambas of Karadikallu (Lingsugar in Raichur)
Nagavarmarasa (Feudatory of Someshvara I)(1066AD)
Singarasa(1113)
Bhutarasa(1119)
Madhavattiyarasa (1125,1135AD)
Bajjarasa I
Kacharasa I
Bajjarasa II (Queen Bachaladevi)
Kacharasa II (Queen Sejjaladevi)
Bajjarasa III (Queen Holladevi)
Rashtrakuta Empire
Rastrakutas of Manapura(Early Rastrakuta)
Mananka(Founder) (360-400 AD)
Devaraja (Queen Syavalangi Mahadevi) (Sons - Manaraja, Avidheya, Bhavishya)
Manaraja (Jayaraja, Vibhuraja)
Avidheya
Bhavisya (son - Abhimanyu)(Undikavatika Inscription)
Abhimanyu(440)
Krishna
Indra (Defeated by Chalukya Jayasimha)
Dejja-Maharaja (A.D. 532) (Gokak Plates)
(Feudatory of Badami Chalukyas)
(Rastrakutas of Manyakheta) (Imperial Branch)
Dhantivarman (Dantidurga)(550-575AD) (Son Indra)
Indra Prachhakaraja (Son Govindaraja) (575-600)
Govindaraja (Vira Narayana)(Son karka)(600-650AD)(Fought with Pulakesin II after Mangalisa was killed, lost and made peace) (Bhindhon Plates)
Karkaraja (sons Indra, Krishnaraja I, Nanna, Dhurva (Founder of Gujarat Branch))(650-670)
Indra II (Queen Bhavanaga(Chalukyan Princess kidnapped and married))(Son Dantivarman II)(700-735AD)
(Imperial Rashtrakutas)
Dantivarman II (Dantidurga, Sharva, Vairamegha) (Defeated Kirtivarman II, Took over Vatapi) (Defeated kings of Kanchi, Srisaila, Kalinga, Kosala, Malava, Lata, Tanka and Nagas)(735 - 753)
Krishna I (Sons Govindaraja, Dhurvaraja)(756 - 774)(Defeated Kirtivarman II efforts to regain)
Govindaraja II(774 - 780) (Conquered Vengi) (Entrusted the Kingdom to Brother Dhurva)
Dhurvaraja (Nirupama)(Sons Govindaraja, Indraraja (Founder of Gujarat Chalukya Line), Sanchakamba(Kambayya,Stambha,Ranavaloka))(780 - 793)(Defeated Kanchi Pallavas, prathihara Vatsaraja,North Kosala, Imprisoned Ganga King)(Kingdom extended from Ayodhya to Rameshwaram)
Govindaraja III (Jagattunga I) (Son Amoghavarsha) (Queen Gamundabbe)(793 - 814) (Defeated Dantiga of Kanchi, Malwa, Gujarat, Vengi, Banga, Magadha) (Defeated Brother Stambha with backup of 12 kings)(Released Ganga king and Imprisoned him again) (Replaced Karkaraja with his younger brother Indraraja)
Amoghavarsha I (Sons Krishnaraja, Duddaya)(814 - 878) (Shifted Capital from Mayurkhandi to Manyakheta) (Defeated Kings of Ganga, Pandya, Chola, Kalinga, Magadha, Gujarat and Pallava) (Wrote Kavirajamarga, Prashnottararatnamalika)
Krishnaraja II (Queen Mahadevi (Daughter of Haihaya Kokkala of Chedi))(Sons Jagatunga, Dantivarman)(878 - 914)(Kingdom Extended from Kanyakumari to Ganges)
Jagatunga II (Queen Lakshmi (Daughter of Ranavighraha), Govindamba(Sankaragana, Son of Kokkala))(Sons Indraraja, Amoghavarsha III)
Indraraja III (Queen Vijamba (Kalachuri (Haiheya) Princess))(Sons Amoghavarsha II, Govindaraja IV)(914 -929) (Crossed Yamuna and Conquered Kannauj)
Amogavarsha II (929 - 930)
Govindaraja IV (Gojjiga)(930 – 936) (Fought with Eastern Chalukya)
Amoghavarsha III (Baddiga) (Queen Kundakadevi (Tripuri Kalachuri)) (Sons Krishnaraja III, Jagatunga III, Khottiga, Nirupama, Daughter Revanakanimadi (Married to Ganga Butuga))(936 – 939)(overthrew Ganga Rachamalla and Installed Butuga) (Cconquered Chera, Chola, Pandya, Simhhala) (Kingdom reached China to Kanyakumari (Arab historian))
Krishnaraja III(Kannara) (Son Indraraja IV)(939 – 967) (Defeated and Killed Chola king Rajaditya at Takkolam)
Khottiga Amoghavarsha (967 – 972) (Paramara Udayaditya invaded Manyakheta)
Karkaraja III(Son of Nirupama)(972 – 973) (Tailapa II Killed Karkaraja and Took over throne)
Indra IV (973 – 982) (Propped up by Ganga Marasimha) (Died by Sallakhena)
Rastrakutas of Achalpura (Elichipur in Vidarba) Branch
Swamiraja I (570-600AD) (Nagardhan plates)
Nannaraja I (AD 600-630)
Durgaraja (630-650) (Multai, Tivarkhed and Sangloda plates)
Govindraja (A.D, 650-670)
Swamikaraja 11 (A.D. 670-690)
Nandaraja (Nannaraja II) (Yuddasura)(A.D 690-730)
Karkaraja(Under Govinda IV)
Dhadideva (Under Chalukya Vikramaditya IV)
Rastrakuta of Vida(Beed) Branch
Nannaraja
Vajratadeva (Vajjada) (685AD) (Brother of Nannaraja)(Defeated by Chalukya Dharashraya Jayasimha)
Later Rastrakutas
Ratta Dynasty
Rattas of Saundatti (Mudhol (Bijapur), Saundatti (Belgaum))
(Branch of Rastrakutas)
Nanna (930-75AD)(Son Kartivirya)
Kartivirya(975-1000AD)(Son Davari, kanna)
Davari (Dayiga, Dayima) (1000-1015)
Kanna (Kannakaira I) (1015-30AD)(Sons Eraga, Anka)
Eraga(Ereyammarasa)(1030-47AD)(son Sena)
Anka (1047-64AD)
Sena I (Shrikalasena)(Queen Mailadevi) (Sons Kanna, Kartivirya) (1064-68)
Kanna (Kannakaira II) (1068-90AD)
Kartivirya II (1090-94AD)(Queen Bhagaladevi)(Son Sena)
Sena II (1094-1129AD)(Son Kartivirya)(queen Lakshmidevi)
Kartivirya (Kattama III) (1129-33AD)(queen Padmavati)(Son Lakshmideva)
Lakshmideva I(1133-1199AD)(Queens Chandaladevi)(sons Kartivirya, Mallikarjuna)
Kartivirya IV (1199-1218AD)(Queens Echaladevi, Mahadevi)
Lakshmideva II (1221-33)
Defeated and annexed by Seuna Yadavas
Yaduvamsa of Hagaratage (Belgaum, Bijapur)
(Hagaratage Ratta Branch)
Rebba (Queen Holadevi)
Brahma (Candaladevi)
Raja I (son Simha, Candrikadevi(married to Lakshmideva I))(Queen Mailaladevi)
Simha (Queen Bagaladevi) (Son Raja II)
Raja II (1205)
Seunas conquered in 1233AD
Prabhus of Kolara (Korti-kholar in Kaladgi)
(Kolara Ratta Branch)
Madiraja
Bhutanata(Sons 5, elder Madiraja, Daughter Bijjiyavve)
Madiraja II (1220AD)(Daughter Gowri)
Bijjiyavve (Married to Mallikarjuna of Banihatti)
Polavasa Chiefs (1075-1160AD)
(Decendents of Rastrakutas)
Madhava varman
Durgaraja (upto 1080AD)
Medaraja I (1080-1110AD)
Jaggadeva I (1110-1116AD)
Gundaraja of Mantrakuta (1116-1138AD)
Medaraja II of Polavasa (1116-1159AD)
Jaggadeva II of Polavasa
Edaraja of Ramagundam
The Rashtraudha dynasty of Mayuragiri
(Rastrakuta Baglana Branch)(1200-1640AD)
Gajamalladeva (Son Malugi)
Malugi (Son Nanadeva)
Nanadeva I (Son Ekadeva)
Ekadeva (Khadgasena)
Narayana (Son Prathapa)
Prathapa
Chalukya Empire
Badami Chalukya
Jayasimha Vallabah(440AD)(Son Ranaraga)(Subdued Kadamba Krsnavarma of Triparvatha and Pravi
Branch of Gangas)(Commander at Harivatsa Fort to Abhimanyu, Rastrkuta ruler of Manapura)(Established Rule with Capital Aihole)(defeated Rastrakuta Krishna, Fought Trilocana Pallava, lost life in the battle)
Ranaraga (Rajasimha)(Defeated Pallava and Married Pallava princess)(Son Budhavarma)Budhavarma (son vijaya)
Vijaya Raja sarva (394 Saka, 472AD)(Vijayaditya Satyasraya) (captured Baroch (Gujarat)) (Married daughter of Ganga Durvanita) (Son Pulikesin I)
Pulikesin I (535 - 567)(Shifted and Built Capital to Badami from Aihole)(sons ?, Vikrama)
Rana Vikrama (sons Kirtivarma, Mangalesa)
Kirtivarman I (567 - 597)(sons Pulakesin II, Vishnuvardhana, Buddhavarsa)(Conquered Kadambas)
Mangalesa (597 - 610)(Son Pugavarman)(Conquered Kalachuryas)
Pulakesi II (610 - 642)(sons Adityavarman, Candraditya,, Ranarangavarma, vikramaditya, Dharasraya Jayasimha) (Defeated Harshavardhana and took title Paramesvara)
Adityavarma
his son Abhinavaditya
Candraditya
vijayabhattarika (Queen of Candraditya ruled on behalf of Minor Son)(650-655AD)
Vikramaditya I (655 - 680) (son Vinayaditya) (Defeated Pallavas)
Vinayaditya (680 -696)
Vijayaditya (696 - 733) (sons vikramaditya, Bhima)
Vikramaditya II (733 – 746) (Queen Lokamahadevi)
Kirtivarman II (746 – 753)
Vengi (Eastern) Chalukya
Kubja Vishnuvardhana (624 – 641 C.E.)(Sons Jayasimha, Indra Bhattarka)
Jayasimha I (641 – 673 C.E.)
Indra Bhattaraka (673 C.E.) (son Rajanananda Vishuvardhana)
Vishnuvardhana II (673 – 682 C.E.) (Son Mangi)
Mangi Yuvaraja (682 – 706) C.E.) (sons Jayasimha, Kokkili, Vishnuvardhana)
Jayasimha II (706 – 718 C.E.)
Vishnuvardhana III (719 – 755]] C.E.)(son vijayaditya)
Vijayaditya I Bhattarka (755 – 772 C.E.) (Saktivarma) (Son Vishnuvardhana)
Vishnuvardhana IV (772 – 808 C.E.)(Son Vijayaditya)
Vijayaditya II (808 – 847 C.E.)(Vijayaditya Narendra Mrigaraja) (Son Vishnuvardhana)
Kali Vishnuvardhana V (847– 849 C.E.) (Sons Vijayaditya, Vikramaditya, Yuddamalla)
Gunaka Vijayaditya III (848 – 892 C.E.)
Yuvaraja Vikramditya (Son Bhima)
Yuddhamalla (Sons Tarapa, Yuddhamalla)
Tarapa
Yuddhamalla
Chalukya Bhima I (892 – 921 C.E.) (Vijayaditya, Vikramaditya)
Vijayaditya IV (921 C.E.)(Kollabhiganda) (Son Amma)
Vikramaditya
Amma Raja I (921 – 927 C.E.) (Son Vijayaditya, Bhima)
Raja Bhima (sons Amma, Dhananjaya)
Dhananjaya
Vikramaditya II (927 – 928 C.E.)
Yuddamalla II (928 – 935 C.E.)
Chalukya Bhima II (935 – 947 C.E.)
Amma II (947 – 970 C.E.)
Danamava (970 – 973 C.E.)
Jata Choda Bhima (973 - 1000 C.E.) (Sons Saktivarma, Vimaladitya)
Saktivarman I (1000 - 1011 C.E.)
Vimaladitya (1011 – 1018 C.E.)
Rajaraja Narendra (1018 – 1061 C.E.)
Saktivarman II
Vijayaditya VII (1063 – 1068 C.E. , 1072 – 1075 C.E.)
Kalyani (Western) Chalukya
Bhima I (Son of Vijayaditya of Badami Chalukya)
Kirtivarma III
Taila I
Vikramaditya III
Bhima II
Ayyanna I
Vikramaditya IV (Vijitadiya, Satyasraya) (Married Bontadevi)(Restorer of Dynasty)
Tailapa II (957 - 997) (sons Satyasraya, Dasvarma)
Satyasraya (997 - 1008)(Queen Ambikadevi)
Dasavarma (Queen Bhagyadevi)(Sons Vibhu vikrama, Ayyana, Akkadevi, Jayasimha)
Vikramaditya V (1008 - 1015)
Jayasimha II (1015 - 1042)(Son Someshwara)
Somesvara I (1042 - 1068)(Sons Someshwara, Vikramaditya, Jayasimha)
Somesvara II (1068 -1076)
Vikramaditya VI (1076 - 1126)(Sons Mallikarjuna, Jayakarnadeva, Somesvaradeva, Mailaladevi, Tailapa)
Somesvara III (1126 – 1138)(Sons Jagadhakemalla, Taila)
Jagadhekamalla II (1138 – 1151)
Tailapa III (1151 - 1164) (son Someshvara)
Jagadhekamalla III (1163 – 1183)
Somesvara IV (1184 – 1200)
Minor Chalukyas
(18 Minor Chalukya Dynasties are known in Andhra Itself)
Vemulavada Chalukya
satyasraya RanaVikrama(641-660AD)(Son of Pulakesin II)
Prithvipathi(660-695AD)
Maharaja(695-725AD)
Rajaditya Prithu Vikrama(725-750AD)
Vinayaditya Yuddhamalla(750-755AD)
Viragriha
Arikesari I(775-800AD)(Feudatories of Rastrakutas)
Bhadradeva
Narasimha I (800-825AD)
Yuddhamalla II (825-850AD)
Baddega(850-895AD)
Yuddhamalla III (895-915AD)
Narasimha II (915-930AD)
Arikesari I(930-955AD)
Vagaraja(955-965AD)
Bhadradeva or Baddaga II(966AD)
Arikesari III(966-973AD) (Taken over by Kalyani Chalukyas)
Mudigonda (and Koravi) Chalukya
Kokkiraja
Ranamarda (Kokkiraja Brother)
Kusumayudha I (870-895AD)
Gonaga (Vijayaditya)(895-910AD)
Niravadya(910-935AD)(Brother of Gonaga)
Baddega (935-941AD)(Son of Gonaga)
Kusumayudha II (935-960AD)(Brother of Baddega)
Vijayaditya II (960-980AD)
Kusumayudha III (980-1000AD)
Gonaga II (1000-1025AD)
Nijjayaraja (1025-1050AD)(Brother of Gonaga II)
Mallapa (Brother of Gonaga)
Lobhachalaka (Brother of Gonaga)
Kusumayudha IV (1050-1075AD)(Son of Nijaayaraja)
Betaraja (1075-1100AD)
Kusumayudha V (1100-1125AD)
Bottu Beta (1125-1150AD)
Kusumaditya (Kusumayudha VI)(1150-1175AD)
Nagatiraja(1175-1200AD)
Pithapur (Janathapura) (A.D. 925-1226)
(Branch of Vengi Chalukyas)
Beta Vijayaditya (929AD)
Satyasraya (1178-1118AD)
Vijayaditya I (1118-1124AD)
Vimaladitya (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Vikramaditya (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Vishnuvardhana (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Mallappa (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Kama (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Rajamarthanda (Brother of Vijayaditya I)
Vishnuvardhana (1124-1151AD)(Son of Vijayaditya I)
Mallapa I (1151-1158AD) (Brother of Vishnuvardhana I)
Somideva (Brother of Vishnuvardhana I)
Vijayaditya II (1158-1173AD)(Son of Mallapa I)
Mallapa II (1173-1205AD)
Viranarendra (1177-79AD)(Brother of Mallapa II)
Mallapa III (Gonaga)(1202-1241AD)(Brother of Mallapa II)
Udyachandra (1223-1225AD)
Chandrashekara (Vijayaditya III)(1225-1255AD)(Brother of Udayachandra)
Elamanchili Chalukya
Vijayaditya (1205-1228AD)
Mallapadeva I (1228-1253AD)
Upendradeva I (1253-1266AD)
Mallapadeva II (1266-1283AD)
Upendradeva II (1283-1316AD)
Koppa Rajanarayana (1316-1356AD)
Upendradeva III (1356-1364AD)
Chennesvara (1364-1372AD)
Upendradeva IV (Manumopendra)(1372-1375AD)(Brother of Chennesvara)
Upendradeva V (1375-1377AD)(Son of Chennesvara)
Visveshwaradeva (1377-1407AD) (Son of Upendradeva IV)
Chodaganga (1391-1412AD)(Son of Chennesvara)
Ambikadevi(Daughter of Upendradeva IV)
Upendra VI (1412-1417AD)(son of Upendradeva V)
Nagendradeva (1417-1422AD)(Brother of Upendra VI)
Narasimhadeva (1422-1436AD)(Brother of Upendradeva VI)
Kumara Errama (1337-1494AD)(Son of Nagendradeva)
Singaraja Mahaptra (1494-1530AD)
Sridhararajanarendra (1530-1538AD)
Harinarendra (1538-1580AD)(Brother of Sridhararajanarendra)
Sarvaraja (1580-1599AD)
The Chalukyas of Srikurmam (A.D. 1150-1310)
Vijayaditya I (A.D. 1150)
Rajaraja I (A.D. 1200-1273)
Vijayaditya II (A.D. 1273-1277)
Purushottama (A.D. 1277-1307)
Visvanatha (A.D. 1307-1309)
Purushottama (A.D. 1309-1318)
The Chalukyas of Vengi Nidadavole
Vengisvara (A.D. 1100)
Malta (A.D. 1149-1178)
Gonka I (A.D. 1127-1178)
Ayyapadeva (A.D. 1178-1193)
Mahadeva A.D. (1194-1230)
Gonka II(Manmagonka) (A.D. 1230-1237)
Ayyapadeva II (A.D. 1237)
China Bayyanadeva Maharaja (1250 A.D.)
Mahadeva I (Vishnuvardhana) (A.D. 1266-1300)
Indusekhara (A.D. 1300-1306)
Virabhadra (husband of Rudrama)
Mahadeva II
Prataparudra (A.D. 1296-1323)
Chalukyas of Varuna (in Mysore)
(Branch of Badami Chalukyas)
Narasinga (10th century AD) (built Narasingeshwara Temple)
Durga (built Buteshvara temple)
Goggi
.
Muddarasa (Sons Bacharasa, Nagarasa)
Bacharasa
Ngarasa (Son Huljarsa)
Huljarsa (Bekka)(1079AD)
Alupa Dynasty
Ella Battari
Vija Battari
Pasupathi (Married Lakshmi, Daughter of Kakustha)(450AD)
Aluvarsa I (Aluka Maharaja,)(Queen Mahadevi) (575AD)
Sakala Srimat Aluvarasa (600AD)
Kundavarmarasa (Feudatory of Pulikesin II)(625AD)
Gunasagara Alupendra (650-680AD)
Chitravahana I (663 - 730 C.E) (680-730AD)
Aluvarasa II (730-765AD) (Sons Chitravahana, Ranasagara)
Chitravahana II
Pombuchcha (Humbuchcha) Branch
Chitravahana II (765-800AD)
(Rastraukuta Occupation 805-810AD)
Svetavahana (805-815AD)
Alavakheda Branch
Rangasagara (765-805AD)
(Rastrakuta Occupation 805-810AD)
Prithvisagara (Aluvarasa III)(810-840AD)
Paramesvara (Adhirajaraja)
Vijayaditya Maramma (Aluvarasa IV) (840-870 A.D.)
Kavi Vimaladitya (Nrpamallaraja) (870-900 AD.) (Sons Rananjaya, Datta)
Alva Rananjaya (900-930AD)(Son Kundavarma, daughter Enjaladevi (Married Chagi Santara))
Datt Alupa (930-950 AD)
Kundavarmarasa(950-980AD) (Son Jayasimha)
Jayasimha I (980-1010 AD) (Queen Biraladevi)(son Bankideva, daughter Marikabbarasi(Married Santara Tailapadeva) )
(Chola Occupation 1010-1020AD)
Bankideva I (1020-1050AD) (Son Udayaditya pattigadeva Pattiyodeya, Daughter Acaladevi (married Biruga vira Santara))(Queen Birbharasi)(sister Manakabbarasi(Married Tailapadeva))
Pattiyodeya (Aluvarasa IV)(1050-1080AD)(Son Jayasimha)
Pandya Pattiyodeya (Jayasimha II)(Queen Pandyamahadevi)(1080-1110) (Son Kavi)
Kavi Alupendra (1110-1055AD)(Queen Jakalamadevi)
Jaggadevarasa (1156-70)
Kulashekara I (Son Kundana)(1170-1210) (Queen Jakaladevi)
Kundana (Nurumadi Chakkaravarti)(1220-1230) (Son Datt Alupa)(Queen Pattamahadevi)
Vallabhadeva (Datt Alupa II)(1230-1250AD)(Son Virapandya, Daughter ?(Daughter Mochaladevi, Son Bankideva))
Virapandyadeva (1250-1275AD)(Queen Ballamahadevi)
Queen Ballamahadevi (1275-1292AD)(Son Nagadevarasa)
Nagadevarasa (1290-1300)(Queen Mocaladevi)
Bankideva (1285-1315AD) (son Soyideva)
Soyideva (1315-1335AD)(Son Kulashekara II)
Under Hoysalas (Chikkayi tayi (Queen of Hoysala Viraballala III (1333 - 1344),Kulashekara (1344-48))
Kulashekara II (1335-1346AD)(Son Bankideva)
Bankideva III (1346-55)(Son Kulashekara)
Kulashekara (1355-90)(Son Virapandya)
Virapandiyadeva (1390-1400AD)
Virakulashekaradeva IV (1441-44)
Kalachuri Dynasty
(Mahismati)
Krsnaraja(550 -575AD)
Sankaragana 596AD
Buddharaja - Conquered by Badami Chalukyas
(Feudatory of Kalyani Chalukyas)
Uchita
Asaga
Kannam
Kiriyasaga
Bijjala I
Kannama
Jogama
Permadi (Son Bijjala, Daughter Siriyadevi (Married Chavunda II of Sindas of Erambarge)) (Feudatory of Western Chalukya Someshwara III)
(Independent)
Bijjala II (1130 – 1167)(Feudatory of Western Chalukya Jagadekamalla II, Commander of Taila III): (proclaimed independence in 1162.)(Sons Someshwara, Sankama, Ahavmalla, Singhana)
Sovideva (1168 – 1176)(Someshvara, Rajamurari)
Mallugi (overthrown by brother Sankama)
Sankama (1176 – 1180)
Ahavamalla (1180 – 1183)
Singhana (1183 – 1184)
Seuna Empire
Feudatory of Chalukyas of Kalyani
Dridhaprahara
Seunachandra 850-874 C.E.
Dhadiyappa 874-900 C.E.
Bhillama I 900-925 C.E.
Vadugi (Vaddiga) 950-974 C.E.
Dhadiyappa II 974-975 C.E.
Bhillama II 975-1005 (helped Western Chalukya king Tailapa II in battle against Paramara Munja)
Vesugi I 1005-1020 C.E.
Bhillama III 1020-1055 (ruled near Sinnar, Nasik. Helped Chalukya Somesvara against Paramaras)
Vesugi II 1055-1068 C.E.
Bhillama III 1068 C.E.
Seunachandra II 1068-1085(overcame civil war, defeated Bhillama IV to become king)
Airamadeva 1085-1115 C.E.
Singhana I 1115-1145 C.E.
Mallugi I 1145-1150(beginning period of internal family feud which lasted until 1173)
Amaragangeyya 1150-1160 C.E.
Govindaraja 1160 C.E.
Amara Mallugi II 1160-1165 C.E.
Kaliya Ballala 1165-1173 C.E.
Independent
Bhillama V 1173-1192 C.E.
Jaitugi I 1192-1200 C.E.
Singhana II 1200-1247 C.E.
Kannara 1247-1261 C.E.
Mahadeva 1261-1271 C.E.
Amana 1271 C.E.
Ramachandra 1271-1312 C.E.
Tributary status under Khilji dynasty
Singhana III 1312-1313 C.E.
Haripaladeva 1313-1318 C.E.
Mallugi III 1318-1334 C.E.
Shilaharas Dynasty
Shilaharas of North Konkan (Thane Branch)
Kapardin I (800 – 825)
Pullashakti (825 – 850)
Kapardin II (850 – 880)
Vappuvanna (880 – 910)
Jhanjha (910 – 930)
Goggiraja (930 – 945)
Vajjada I (945 – 965)
Chhadvaideva (965 – 975)
Aparajita (975 – 1010)
Vajjada II (1010 – 1015)
Arikesarin (1015 – 1022)
Chhittaraja (1022 – 1035)
Nagarjuna (1035 – 1045)
Mummuniraja (1045 – 1070)
Ananta Deva I (1070 – 1127)
Aparaditya I (1127 – 1148)
Haripaladeva (1148 – 1155)
Mallikarjuna (1155 – 1170)
Aparaditya II ( 1170 – 1197)
Ananta Deva II (1198 – 1200)
Keshideva II (1200 – 1245)
Ananta Deva III (1245 – 1255)
Someshvara (1255 – 1265)
Shilaharas of Southern Konkan
Sanaphulla (765 to 795)
Dhammayira (795 to 820)
Aiyaparaja (820 to 845)
Avasara I (845 to 870)
Adityavarman (870 to 895)
Avasara II (895 to 920)
Indraraja (920 to 945)
Bhima (945 to 970)
Avasara III (970 to 995)
Rattaraja (995 to 1020)
Shilaharas of Southern Maharashtra (Kolhapur Branch)
Jatiga I (940 - 960)
Naivarman (960 - 980)
Chandra (980 - 1000)
Jatiga II (1000 - 1020)
Gonka (1020 - 1050)
Guhala I
Kirtiraja
Chandraditya
Marsimha (1050 - 1075)
Guhala II (1075 - 1085)
Bhoja I (1085 - 1100)
Ballala (1100 - 1108)
Gonka II
Gandaraditya I (1108 - 1138)
Vijayaditya I (1138 - 1175)
Bhoja II (1175 - 1212)
(Mahismati)
Krsnaraja(550 -575AD)
Sankaragana 596AD
Buddharaja - Conquered by Badami Chalukyas
(Feudatory of Kalyani Chalukyas)
Uchita
Asaga
Kannam
Kiriyasaga
Bijjala I
Kannama
Jogama
Permadi (Son Bijjala, Daughter Siriyadevi (Married Chavunda II of Sindas of Erambarge)) (Feudatory of Western Chalukya Someshwara III)
(Independent)
Bijjala II (1130 – 1167)(Feudatory of Western Chalukya Jagadekamalla II, Commander of Taila III): (proclaimed independence in 1162.)(Sons Someshwara, Sankama, Ahavmalla, Singhana)
Sovideva (1168 – 1176)(Someshvara, Rajamurari)
Mallugi (overthrown by brother Sankama)
Sankama (1176 – 1180)
Ahavamalla (1180 – 1183)
Singhana (1183 – 1184)
Seuna Empire
Feudatory of Chalukyas of Kalyani
Dridhaprahara
Seunachandra 850-874 C.E.
Dhadiyappa 874-900 C.E.
Bhillama I 900-925 C.E.
Vadugi (Vaddiga) 950-974 C.E.
Dhadiyappa II 974-975 C.E.
Bhillama II 975-1005 (helped Western Chalukya king Tailapa II in battle against Paramara Munja)
Vesugi I 1005-1020 C.E.
Bhillama III 1020-1055 (ruled near Sinnar, Nasik. Helped Chalukya Somesvara against Paramaras)
Vesugi II 1055-1068 C.E.
Bhillama III 1068 C.E.
Seunachandra II 1068-1085(overcame civil war, defeated Bhillama IV to become king)
Airamadeva 1085-1115 C.E.
Singhana I 1115-1145 C.E.
Mallugi I 1145-1150(beginning period of internal family feud which lasted until 1173)
Amaragangeyya 1150-1160 C.E.
Govindaraja 1160 C.E.
Amara Mallugi II 1160-1165 C.E.
Kaliya Ballala 1165-1173 C.E.
Independent
Bhillama V 1173-1192 C.E.
Jaitugi I 1192-1200 C.E.
Singhana II 1200-1247 C.E.
Kannara 1247-1261 C.E.
Mahadeva 1261-1271 C.E.
Amana 1271 C.E.
Ramachandra 1271-1312 C.E.
Tributary status under Khilji dynasty
Singhana III 1312-1313 C.E.
Haripaladeva 1313-1318 C.E.
Mallugi III 1318-1334 C.E.
Shilaharas Dynasty
Shilaharas of North Konkan (Thane Branch)
Kapardin I (800 – 825)
Pullashakti (825 – 850)
Kapardin II (850 – 880)
Vappuvanna (880 – 910)
Jhanjha (910 – 930)
Goggiraja (930 – 945)
Vajjada I (945 – 965)
Chhadvaideva (965 – 975)
Aparajita (975 – 1010)
Vajjada II (1010 – 1015)
Arikesarin (1015 – 1022)
Chhittaraja (1022 – 1035)
Nagarjuna (1035 – 1045)
Mummuniraja (1045 – 1070)
Ananta Deva I (1070 – 1127)
Aparaditya I (1127 – 1148)
Haripaladeva (1148 – 1155)
Mallikarjuna (1155 – 1170)
Aparaditya II ( 1170 – 1197)
Ananta Deva II (1198 – 1200)
Keshideva II (1200 – 1245)
Ananta Deva III (1245 – 1255)
Someshvara (1255 – 1265)
Shilaharas of Southern Konkan
Sanaphulla (765 to 795)
Dhammayira (795 to 820)
Aiyaparaja (820 to 845)
Avasara I (845 to 870)
Adityavarman (870 to 895)
Avasara II (895 to 920)
Indraraja (920 to 945)
Bhima (945 to 970)
Avasara III (970 to 995)
Rattaraja (995 to 1020)
Shilaharas of Southern Maharashtra (Kolhapur Branch)
Jatiga I (940 - 960)
Naivarman (960 - 980)
Chandra (980 - 1000)
Jatiga II (1000 - 1020)
Gonka (1020 - 1050)
Guhala I
Kirtiraja
Chandraditya
Marsimha (1050 - 1075)
Guhala II (1075 - 1085)
Bhoja I (1085 - 1100)
Ballala (1100 - 1108)
Gonka II
Gandaraditya I (1108 - 1138)
Vijayaditya I (1138 - 1175)
Bhoja II (1175 - 1212)
Hoysala Empire
Gajasatva (Sala)(Founder) (“Hoy Sala " ( Strike Sala ! ) said the guru Sudatta Muni to his student , Sala who was in an armed combat with a tiger . The beast had just attacked the duo who were immersed in rituals at a Durga or Vasantha Parameshwari temple in a village called Sasakapura or Sosevur. The guru was so pleased that he asked Sala to establish a kingdom and the Hoysala dynasty was established with Sosevur (Sasakapura) in present day Angadi in Chikmagalur Dist as the capital )
Arekalla (950AD)
Maruga
Arekalla (950AD)
Maruga
Nripa Kama I Poysala(976 - 1006AD)
Munda (1006-1026AD)
Munda (1006-1026AD)
Nripa Kama II (1026 - 1047) (Marital relation with Western Gangas)
Hoysala Vinayaditya (1047 - 1098)
Hoysala Vinayaditya (1047 - 1098)
Ereyanga (1098 - 1102)
Veera Ballala I (1102 -1108)
Vishnuvardhana (1108 - 1152)
Narasimha I (1152 – 1173)
Veera Ballala I (1102 -1108)
Vishnuvardhana (1108 - 1152)
Narasimha I (1152 – 1173)
Veera Ballala II (1173 – 1220)
Vira Narasimha II (1220 – 1235)
Vira Someshwara (1235 – 1254)
Narasimha III (1254 – 1291)
Veera Ballala III (1292 – 1342)
Virupaksha Ballala IV (1343-46)
Thirvannamalai Branch
Ramannatha (1267-93AD)(Son of Someshwara , Brother of Narashimha III)
Vishwanatha (1293-1300AD)
Vijayanagara Empire
Sangama Dynasty
Harihara Raya I 1336-1356
Bukka Raya I 1356-1377
Harihara Raya II 1377-1404
Virupaksha Raya 1404-1405
Bukka Raya II 1405-1406
Deva Raya I 1406-1422
Ramachandra Raya 1422
Vira Vijaya Bukka Raya 1422-1424
Deva Raya II 1424-1446
Mallikarjuna Raya 1446-1465
Virupaksha Raya II 1465-1485
Praudha Raya 1485
Saluva Dynasty
Saluva Narasimha Deva Raya 1485-1491
Thimma Bhupala 1491
Narasimha Raya II 1491-1505
Tuluva Dynasty
Tuluva Narasa Nayaka 1491-1503
Viranarasimha Raya 1503-1509
Krishna Deva Raya 1509-1529
Achyuta Deva Raya 1529-1542
Sadashiva Raya 1542-1570
Aravidu Dynasty
Aliya Rama Raya 1542-1565
Tirumala Deva Raya 1565-1572
Sriranga I 1572-1586
Venkata II 1586-1614
Sriranga II 1614-1614
Ramadeva 1617-1632
Venkata III 1632-1642
Sriranga III 1642-1646
Mysore Empire
Vijaynagara Feudatory
Adi Vijaya Yaduraya Wodeyar (1399-1423) (Rescued daughter of Hadanad chief from forced marriage to Karugahlli chief Delavoi Mara Nayaka by killing him, Vijaya married the rescued daughter and became lord (Udayar) of Karugahalli and Hadanad) (son Bettada ChamarajaWodeyar)
Hiriya Bettada ChamarajaWodeyar I (1423-1459) (son Appana Timmaraja )
Timmaraja Wodeyar I (1459–1478)
Hiriya Abiral Chamarajara Wodeyar II (1478-1513) (son Abiral Chamarajara)
Hiriya Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar III (1513-1553) (constructed the Fort of Mysore at Puragiri.) (sons Appana, Bola Chamaraja)
Imperial Mysore
Monegara Appana Timmaraja Wodeyar II (1553-1572)
Hiriya Bola Chamaraja Wodeyar IV (1572-1576) (Son Raja Wodeyar)
Bettada Chamaraja (Devaraja) Wodeyar V (1576-1578)
Raja Wodeyar I (1578-1617) (4th Son Immadi Raja Wodeyar)
Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar VI (1617-1637)
Immadi Raja Wodeyar II (1637-1638)
Ranadhira Kanteerava Narasaraja Wodeyar I (1638-1659) (adopted by the widow of Raja Wodeyar I)(create the symbols of Wodeyar, established a mint and issuing coins named Kanthiraya)
Dodda Kempa Devaraja Wodeyar (1659-1673) (fourth son of Prince Devarajendra Wodeyar) (abrogated his nominal allegiance to Vijayanagar and declared Mysore to be independent)
Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar (1673-1704)
Kantheerava Narasaraja Wodeyar II (1704-1714) (born both mute and deaf and came to be called Muk-arasu (literally “mute king”). He succeeded to the throne through the influence of the chief minister, Tirumalaiyangar.) (son Dodda Krishnaraja) (Queen Chelvaja Ammani)
Dodda Krishnaraja Wodeyar I (1714-1732) (Crowned before 10th birthday died 29yrs old, married nine times)
Chamaraja Wodeyar VII (1732-1734) (son of DevarajUrs of Ankanhalli, adopted by the widow of Dodda Krishnaraja Wodeyar I, Devaja Ammani) (overthrown and imprisoned along with his queen for opposing the Dalavayis in 1734 and died inside the prison)
Under Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan
Immadi Chikka Krishnaraja Wadiyar II (1734-1766) (adopted by Maharani Devajammani, a queen of Krishnaraja Wodeyar I. He reigned under the control of Mahisura Delavoi Devarajaiya Urs and Hyder Ali) (sons Nanjaraja, Krishnaraja)
Nanjaraja Dalavai Wodeyar Bahadur (1766-1770) (Reigned under the control of Hyder Ali, was poisoned to death by a cup of milk sent by Hyder Ali)
Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar VIII (1770-1776) (Reigned under the control of Hyder Ali. He was strangled and killed on the orders of Hyder Ali)
Khasa Chamaraja Wodeyar IX (1776-1796) (son of Chikka DevarajUrs of the Karugahalli. adopted by Maharani Lakshmi Ammani Devi, widow of Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar II) (Reigned under the control of Hyder Ali and later Tipu Sultan.) (son Krishnaraja)
Under British
Krishnaraja Wodeyar III Bahadur (1799-1868)
Chamaraja Wodeyar X (1868-1894) (Son of Rajkumari Sri Puta Ammani, the eldest daughter of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III) (Instituted the Representative Assembly of Mysore state in 1881, sponsored the famous journey of Swami Vivekananda to Chicago in 1893. He constructed many of the famous landmarks of Mysore and Bangalore, including the Bangalore Palace, the Lalbagh Glass House, Oriental Research Institute in Mysore, Fern Hill Palace in Ooty and the Mysore Zoo)(Queen Maharani Vani Vilas Sannidhana) (son Krishnaraja)
Rajarshi (Nalvadi) Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV (1894-1940) (After the death of his father in 1894, his mother ruled the state as Regent until Krishnaraja Wodeyar reached the age of majority in 1902) (His rule was the beginning of the golden era for Mysore. During his reign Mysore became the first Indian state to generate hydroelectric power in Asia, and the first Asian city to have street lights. He worked toward alleviating poverty and improving rural reconstruction, public health, industry and economic regeneration, education and the fine arts.)
Jayachamaraja Wodeyar Bahadur (1940-1947)
Keladi Nayaka
(Nayakas of Bednore or Kings of Ikkeri)
Vira Narasimha II (1220 – 1235)
Vira Someshwara (1235 – 1254)
Narasimha III (1254 – 1291)
Veera Ballala III (1292 – 1342)
Virupaksha Ballala IV (1343-46)
Thirvannamalai Branch
Ramannatha (1267-93AD)(Son of Someshwara , Brother of Narashimha III)
Vishwanatha (1293-1300AD)
Vijayanagara Empire
Sangama Dynasty
Harihara Raya I 1336-1356
Bukka Raya I 1356-1377
Harihara Raya II 1377-1404
Virupaksha Raya 1404-1405
Bukka Raya II 1405-1406
Deva Raya I 1406-1422
Ramachandra Raya 1422
Vira Vijaya Bukka Raya 1422-1424
Deva Raya II 1424-1446
Mallikarjuna Raya 1446-1465
Virupaksha Raya II 1465-1485
Praudha Raya 1485
Saluva Dynasty
Saluva Narasimha Deva Raya 1485-1491
Thimma Bhupala 1491
Narasimha Raya II 1491-1505
Tuluva Dynasty
Tuluva Narasa Nayaka 1491-1503
Viranarasimha Raya 1503-1509
Krishna Deva Raya 1509-1529
Achyuta Deva Raya 1529-1542
Sadashiva Raya 1542-1570
Aravidu Dynasty
Aliya Rama Raya 1542-1565
Tirumala Deva Raya 1565-1572
Sriranga I 1572-1586
Venkata II 1586-1614
Sriranga II 1614-1614
Ramadeva 1617-1632
Venkata III 1632-1642
Sriranga III 1642-1646
Mysore Empire
Vijaynagara Feudatory
Adi Vijaya Yaduraya Wodeyar (1399-1423) (Rescued daughter of Hadanad chief from forced marriage to Karugahlli chief Delavoi Mara Nayaka by killing him, Vijaya married the rescued daughter and became lord (Udayar) of Karugahalli and Hadanad) (son Bettada ChamarajaWodeyar)
Hiriya Bettada ChamarajaWodeyar I (1423-1459) (son Appana Timmaraja )
Timmaraja Wodeyar I (1459–1478)
Hiriya Abiral Chamarajara Wodeyar II (1478-1513) (son Abiral Chamarajara)
Hiriya Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar III (1513-1553) (constructed the Fort of Mysore at Puragiri.) (sons Appana, Bola Chamaraja)
Imperial Mysore
Monegara Appana Timmaraja Wodeyar II (1553-1572)
Hiriya Bola Chamaraja Wodeyar IV (1572-1576) (Son Raja Wodeyar)
Bettada Chamaraja (Devaraja) Wodeyar V (1576-1578)
Raja Wodeyar I (1578-1617) (4th Son Immadi Raja Wodeyar)
Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar VI (1617-1637)
Immadi Raja Wodeyar II (1637-1638)
Ranadhira Kanteerava Narasaraja Wodeyar I (1638-1659) (adopted by the widow of Raja Wodeyar I)(create the symbols of Wodeyar, established a mint and issuing coins named Kanthiraya)
Dodda Kempa Devaraja Wodeyar (1659-1673) (fourth son of Prince Devarajendra Wodeyar) (abrogated his nominal allegiance to Vijayanagar and declared Mysore to be independent)
Chikka Devaraja Wodeyar (1673-1704)
Kantheerava Narasaraja Wodeyar II (1704-1714) (born both mute and deaf and came to be called Muk-arasu (literally “mute king”). He succeeded to the throne through the influence of the chief minister, Tirumalaiyangar.) (son Dodda Krishnaraja) (Queen Chelvaja Ammani)
Dodda Krishnaraja Wodeyar I (1714-1732) (Crowned before 10th birthday died 29yrs old, married nine times)
Chamaraja Wodeyar VII (1732-1734) (son of DevarajUrs of Ankanhalli, adopted by the widow of Dodda Krishnaraja Wodeyar I, Devaja Ammani) (overthrown and imprisoned along with his queen for opposing the Dalavayis in 1734 and died inside the prison)
Under Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan
Immadi Chikka Krishnaraja Wadiyar II (1734-1766) (adopted by Maharani Devajammani, a queen of Krishnaraja Wodeyar I. He reigned under the control of Mahisura Delavoi Devarajaiya Urs and Hyder Ali) (sons Nanjaraja, Krishnaraja)
Nanjaraja Dalavai Wodeyar Bahadur (1766-1770) (Reigned under the control of Hyder Ali, was poisoned to death by a cup of milk sent by Hyder Ali)
Bettada Chamaraja Wodeyar VIII (1770-1776) (Reigned under the control of Hyder Ali. He was strangled and killed on the orders of Hyder Ali)
Khasa Chamaraja Wodeyar IX (1776-1796) (son of Chikka DevarajUrs of the Karugahalli. adopted by Maharani Lakshmi Ammani Devi, widow of Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar II) (Reigned under the control of Hyder Ali and later Tipu Sultan.) (son Krishnaraja)
Under British
Krishnaraja Wodeyar III Bahadur (1799-1868)
Chamaraja Wodeyar X (1868-1894) (Son of Rajkumari Sri Puta Ammani, the eldest daughter of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III) (Instituted the Representative Assembly of Mysore state in 1881, sponsored the famous journey of Swami Vivekananda to Chicago in 1893. He constructed many of the famous landmarks of Mysore and Bangalore, including the Bangalore Palace, the Lalbagh Glass House, Oriental Research Institute in Mysore, Fern Hill Palace in Ooty and the Mysore Zoo)(Queen Maharani Vani Vilas Sannidhana) (son Krishnaraja)
Rajarshi (Nalvadi) Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV (1894-1940) (After the death of his father in 1894, his mother ruled the state as Regent until Krishnaraja Wodeyar reached the age of majority in 1902) (His rule was the beginning of the golden era for Mysore. During his reign Mysore became the first Indian state to generate hydroelectric power in Asia, and the first Asian city to have street lights. He worked toward alleviating poverty and improving rural reconstruction, public health, industry and economic regeneration, education and the fine arts.)
Jayachamaraja Wodeyar Bahadur (1940-1947)
Keladi Nayaka
(Nayakas of Bednore or Kings of Ikkeri)
Chaudappa (1499 - 1530)
Sadashiva Nayaka (1530 - 1566)
Sankanna Nayaka (1566 - 1570)
Chikkasankanna (1570 - 1580)
Ramaraja Nayaka (1580 - 1586)
Hiriya Venkatappa Nayaka (1586 - 1629)
Virabhadra Nayaka (1629 - 1645)
Shivappa Nayaka (1645 - 1660)
Chikkavenkatappa Nayaka (1660 - 1662)
Bhadrappa Nayaka (1662 - 1664)
Somashekara (1664 - 1672)
Keladi Chennamma (1672 - 1697)
Basavappa (1697 - 1714)
Somashekara (1714 - 1739)\
Sadashiva Nayaka (1530 - 1566)
Sankanna Nayaka (1566 - 1570)
Chikkasankanna (1570 - 1580)
Ramaraja Nayaka (1580 - 1586)
Hiriya Venkatappa Nayaka (1586 - 1629)
Virabhadra Nayaka (1629 - 1645)
Shivappa Nayaka (1645 - 1660)
Chikkavenkatappa Nayaka (1660 - 1662)
Bhadrappa Nayaka (1662 - 1664)
Somashekara (1664 - 1672)
Keladi Chennamma (1672 - 1697)
Basavappa (1697 - 1714)
Somashekara (1714 - 1739)\
Kiriya Basavappa (1739 - 1754)
Chennabasappa (1754 - 1757)
Queen Virammaji (1757 - 1763)
Minor Dynasties
Chennabasappa (1754 - 1757)
Queen Virammaji (1757 - 1763)
Minor Dynasties
Kuras (Brahmapuri, Kolhapur )
Maharathisa Kurasa
Maharathisa Vilivayakurasa I
Maharathi Sivalakura
Maharathiputra Haritiputra Vilivayakura
Maharathi Madhariputra Sivalakura
Rajno Madhariputra Sivalakura
Rajno Gautamiputra Sivalakura
Rajno Gautamiputra Vilivayakura
Rajno Vasisthiputra Kura
Rajno Vasisthiputra Sivakura
Sivakura
Rajno Vasisthiputra Vilivayakura
Rajno Vilivayakura (II?)
Maharathi Baduka Kuraraya
Maharathisa Kurasa
Maharathisa Vilivayakurasa I
Maharathi Sivalakura
Maharathiputra Haritiputra Vilivayakura
Maharathi Madhariputra Sivalakura
Rajno Madhariputra Sivalakura
Rajno Gautamiputra Sivalakura
Rajno Gautamiputra Vilivayakura
Rajno Vasisthiputra Kura
Rajno Vasisthiputra Sivakura
Sivakura
Rajno Vasisthiputra Vilivayakura
Rajno Vilivayakura (II?)
Maharathi Baduka Kuraraya
Sebakas (30BC to 2nd century AD)
Prakasasiva Sebaka
Punnata Dynasty (300BC to 800AD )
Mika (Son Tamra Kasyapa)
Tamra Kasyapa
Rajaditya
... (After several Kings)
Vishnudasa (405-430AD)
Rastravarman (430-4550AD) (Sons Prithvipati, Skandavarman, Nagadata) (Married Prabhavati Kadamba Princess)
Prithvipati (455-470AD)
Skandavarman (470-485AD) (Married daughter of Pallava Simhavarman)
Nagadata (485-500AD)
Bhujangadhiraja (Bhujanga) (500-525AD)
Skandavarman II (525-550AD) (Son Ravidatta, Daughter married Ganga Avinita)
Ravidatta (Died before 550AD)
(Take-over by Ganga Durvanita)
Sendraka Dyansty
Indrananda (Feudatory of Rastrakuta Dejjo Maharaj)
BhanuSakti (Feudatory of Kadama Harivarman)
Vanasakti
Vijayasakti
Kundasakti
Durgasakti (Feudatory of Chalukya Kirtivarman I)
Bhimasakti
kannasakti
Ravisakti
Adhiraja Indarananda
Vijayananda Madhyamraja
Srivallabha Senananda (Maternal Uncle of Pulikesin II)
DevaSakti (Feudatory of Chalukya Vikramaditya I)
Maharaja Pogilli (Feudatory of Chalukya Vinayaditya)
Bhimasakti
Nagasakti (Madhavayatiarasa) (Feudatory of Kirtivarman II)
Kaikeya (Kekeya) Chief (200 to 650 AD)
Ellabhatari (Halmidi Inscription)
Sivanandavarman (Matrimonial Alliance with Ikshvaku Line ) (Anaji Stone Inscription (Davangere))
Chitrasena Kella (Prabhavati of Kekeya family Matrimonial Alliance with Mrgeshavarman father of Kadamba Ravivarma Gudnapur Inscription)
Kottipeggilli (Asankita varman in Hiregutti plates)
Mahakella
Elakella
Gopaladeva (Haldipur(Honnavar) Plates)
Anneyarasa (Kekkar Stone Inscription)
Bana (250 -1600) AD
Brihad Bana (founder)
Mahabali (23rd year of Saka 261 339AD, three kings precede him)
Vadhuvallaba Malladeva Nandivarman AD 338
Balikulatilaka Narasimha Banadhiraja
Vikramaditya Bali Indra Banaraja his Son 757AD
Banas of Perumbanappadi
Jayanandivarman (709-795AD)
Vijayaditya I (796-835AD)
Malladeva (835-850AD)(Jagadekamalla)
Vikramaditya I (Jayameru)
Vanavidhyadhara (Vikramaditya,Banakandarappan) (846-883AD)
Vijayaditya II Prabhumeru (888-909)
Vikaramditya II (909-912)
Vijayaditya Pugali virappaganda
Vikramaditya III Vijayabahu (940AD)
.
Malladeva (Son Vidyadhara)
Bana Vidhyadhara (Married a granddaughter of the Ganga King Siva maharaja, who reigned between 1000 and 1016 AD) (Son prabhumerudeva)
Prabhumerudeva (Son Vikramaditya)
Vikramaditya I (Son Vikramaditya)
Vikramaditya II (Pugalvippavar-Ganda)(Son Vijayabahu)
Vijayabahu Vikramaditya II
Bana of Aragalur (and Magadi)
Udaiya Ponparappinan Rajarajadevan (Magadesan)
The Banas in Nellore
Aggaparaju (A.D. 1023)
The Banas at Konidena
Churabbiraju II (A.D. 1151)
Other Banas
Tarunavasanta
Narasimha Banadhiraja
Vikramaditya Bali Indra Banaraja(Subordinate of Badami Chalukya Vinayaditya)
Dindiga
Mahavalli Vanvaraya (Mahabali)
Bana-Kandarppan
Virachulamani
Banavidyadhara
Aggraparaju(968AD)
Chittarasa (1122AD)
Churaballiraja I (1151AD)
Churaballiraja II
Trivikramadeva(15th century AD)
Sembiyan Mahabali-Banarasa (Contemproary of Chola Parantaka I(Married Kundavvi(Banamahadevi)))
Trikutakas
Maharaja Indradatta (415 -440AD)
Maharaja Dahrasena (440 - 465AD)
Vyaghrasena 490AD
Madhyamasena
Bhoja Dynasty(4th to 7th century AD)
Devaraja(350-375AD)
Asankita
Asankitavarman (535-545AD)
Kapalivarman(545-565AD)
Prithvimallavarman (565-590AD)
Chetasadevi(Prithvimallavarman's mother)
Shatrudamana(Prithvimallavarman's brother)
Nolamba Dynasty
Mangala Nolambadhiraja (Founder)
Simhapota (760AD) (Feudatory of Rastrakuta Govinda II and Friend of Ganga Sivamara II)
Parameshwara Charuponnera Pallavadhiraja
Pallavamalla
Polachola(825-875)(Grandson of Simhapota)(Son in Law of Ganga Rajamalla I) (Helped Rajamalla to Invade Bana, extended his rule until Kanchi)(Defeated Vaidumbas and annexed Renadu) (Defeated and ended Power of Telugu Chodas)
Mayindamma (Mahendra I ) (870-897AD)
Ayyapadeva (897-920AD)
Maydammarasa (975AD)
Anniga (Annaya, Bira Nolamba) Feudatory of Rastrakuta Amoghavarsha
Dilipa (Iriva Nolamba Nolipayya) Feudatory of Rastrakuta Krishna III
Nanni Nolamba
Polalchora II
Viramahendra II
Irivabe-danga Nolamba Ghateyankakara (Married Pampa devi, Daughter of Satyashraya of Western Chalukyas)
Vira Nonamba Jagadekamalla Malladeva(1018-1035)(Feudatory of Western Chalukya Udayaditya)
Kanakrasa (1030AD)
Jagadekamalla Immadi Nolamba Pallava Permanandi (ruler of Kadambalige) (1037AD)
Trailokyamalla Nanni Permanadi (1049AD)
Simhapota (760AD) (Feudatory of Rastrakuta Govinda II and Friend of Ganga Sivamara II)
Parameshwara Charuponnera Pallavadhiraja
Pallavamalla
Polachola(825-875)(Grandson of Simhapota)(Son in Law of Ganga Rajamalla I) (Helped Rajamalla to Invade Bana, extended his rule until Kanchi)(Defeated Vaidumbas and annexed Renadu) (Defeated and ended Power of Telugu Chodas)
Mayindamma (Mahendra I ) (870-897AD)
Ayyapadeva (897-920AD)
Maydammarasa (975AD)
Anniga (Annaya, Bira Nolamba) Feudatory of Rastrakuta Amoghavarsha
Dilipa (Iriva Nolamba Nolipayya) Feudatory of Rastrakuta Krishna III
Nanni Nolamba
Polalchora II
Viramahendra II
Irivabe-danga Nolamba Ghateyankakara (Married Pampa devi, Daughter of Satyashraya of Western Chalukyas)
Vira Nonamba Jagadekamalla Malladeva(1018-1035)(Feudatory of Western Chalukya Udayaditya)
Kanakrasa (1030AD)
Jagadekamalla Immadi Nolamba Pallava Permanandi (ruler of Kadambalige) (1037AD)
Trailokyamalla Nanni Permanadi (1049AD)
The Bhaisas of Saundatti
Meruda (Feudatory of Rastrakutas)
Prithvivarama (875AD)
Pittuga (Queen Neejikabbe)
Shantivarman (980AD) (Queen Chandikabbe)
Bheemadeva (at Kadavarahalli)(1023AD)
Sinda Dynasty
Sindas of Bagadage (Bagalkot)
Nidudol Sinda(Founder) (Married Kadamba Princess)
Sinda (Prince)
33 generations later
Kammara (Kammayyarasa)(Queen Sagarabbarasi)
Pulikala (990AD)(Queen Revakabbe)
Nagaditya (Nagatya, Nagatiyarasa, Kamadeva)(1018-42)(Queen Poleyabbarasi)
Polasinda (Queen Bijjaladevi) (Son Sevya)
Sevyarasa(1069-76)
Sindas of Belagutti and Hallavur (Vijayapura)
Nanniya Sina (968-992AD)
Jatarasa
Kayavirarasa(1061-1075)
Piriya Cattarasa (1075-1100)
Jogarasa (1100-1117)
Cattarasa(1117-1125)
Isvaradeva I(1125-1150)(Sons Maca, Mallideva,Ayharasa)
Maca(1150-54)
Mallideva I(1154-60)
Ayharasa (Son Raya)
Raya (Son Isvaradeva)
Isvaradeva II (1160-1185)(Sons Pandyadeva, Mallideva, Raya, Vijaya)
Mallideva II (1185--1204)(Son Isvaradeva)
Isvaradeva III (1204-27)(Daughters Sovala (by Queen Devi), Kalala , Son Kesvadeva)
Kesavadeva (1227-1238)(Son Biradeva)
Biradeva (Harihara) (1238-47)
Madhukararaya (1289)
Kamayya (1312)
Sindas of Erambarage,(Yelburga)
Achugi I (Son Bamma, Singa II)(1050-61)
Naka
Singa I (Sinha)
Dasa
Dama (Dava)
Chavunda I (1061-69)
Chava
Bamma (1069-72)
Singa II (Son Achugi) (1070-1100)
Achugi II (1100 - 1124AD)(Sons Permadi(By Queen Demaladevi), Chavunda II(by Queen Siriyadevi))
Permadi I (1124-1147 AD)(Sons Achugi, Permadi)
Chavunda II(1147-1162AD) (sons BIjjala, Vikramaaditya)
Achugi III (1162-69AD) (Son Bamma)
Bijjala (1169-90 AD)
Vikramaditya (1169-1220AD)
Bammarasa (1169-96)
Sindas of Kurugodu (in Bellary)
Udayaditya (1045AD)
Barmadeva
Immadi Bhima (Brother Rachamalla) (1146AD)
Rachamalla (1149AD)(Son Irungula)
Irungula (Sons Rachamalla, Soma)
Rachamalla II(Queen Baladevi(Ecaladevi) (1150-81)
Soma (1181-91)
(Conquered by Hoysalas)
Sindas of Pratyandaka (Tidagundi in Bijapur)
Bhima (1032)(grandSon Munja)
Munja (1082) (Son Sinda)
Sindaraja (Son Munjarajadeva)
Munjarajadeva
Sindas of Attala-nadu (Renjeru in Bidar)
Allama
Baddega
Gorma Gonka I
Hajja (Feudatory of Calukya Vikramaditya VI)(1090-1115)
Vira Permadi
Bhairava I
Hemma (Permadi II)
Bacideva
Barmadeva (1169)
Adyarasa (Feudatory of Seutia Sirighana)(1208) (son ?)
Nurmadiganda Bhairava (son ?)
Duggarasa (son ?)
Gonkarasa
Hiriya Bhairava (Feudatory of Kakatiya)
Santara Dynasty(8th to 17th Century AD)
Jinadatta (Established kingdom with Pombuchcha (Humcha) as Capital 159BC -Jain sources )
Srikeshi (Tolapurusha vikramaditya santara) (Son Ranakeshi)(829AD)
Jayakeshi
Ranakeshi
Hiranyagarbha (Vikrama Santara(s'dntara))
Chdgi Santara
Vira Santara
Kannara Santara
Tydgi Santara (Married Kadamba Princess)
Nanni Santara
Rdya Santara
Chikka vira Santara
Ammana Deva
Tailapa deva(Married Ganga Princess)
Bira Deva Santara (Married Ganga and Nolamba Princess) (Brother Baramma Deva)(Patti Pombachchapura)
Baramma Deva Santara (977AD)
Vidyadhara(1090AD) (Feudatory of Tribhuvanamalla)
Ammana
Singideva
Taila
Kama (Sister married to Vijayadityadeva(Goa Kadambas))
Jagadeva (Jaggadeva)(son Tribhuvana Malla, brother Singideva) (1149AD)
Singideva (Son Bammarasa)
Jakaladevi
Bammarasa
Balaraja
Changalvas of Changanad
Changalva
Panasoge (Hanasoge)
Nanni Changalva 1034AD
Nigalanka-malla
Madeyarasa-Changalva -1090
Odevatva 1097AD
Rajendra Nanni Changalva (1100)
Annadani 1106AD
Kulotunga Changalva (1119)
Kulotunga Changalva Boppadeva (1124-1130)
Kulotunga changalva Mahadeva (1173-75)
Pemma Verappa 1175AD
Bommadeva and Boppadeva (1245 - 1252)
Malli Deva 1280AD
Harihara deva (1280-1297AD)
Nanjarajapattana(Nanjarayapattana, Nanjungud) Branch
Raiiga
Iiriva
Piryyanna
Nanjaraja (1502-30AD)
Nanjunda Raja
Srikantha-Eajaiya
Srikantharasu 1544
Vira-Eaja-Vodeyar 1559-80
Piriya-Eajaiya-Deva
Rudragana 1586-1607
Nanjunda-Deva
Nanja-Eajaiya-Deva 1612-19
Krishna-Eajaiya-Deva 1617
Vira-Eajaiya 1619-44
Pandyas of Uchchangi (Related to Alupas)
(Feudatories of Chalukyas)
Mangaya (Aditya Deva) (Married Savala Devi)(1000-20AD)(Son Tejaraja)(Feudatory of Nolamba)
Tejaraja (Pandya)(1020-40) (Sons Cediraja, Irukkapala)
Cediraja (1040-60) (General of Chalukyas)
Irukkapala (Married Chola Princess)(Daughter Mahadevi(Married Hoysala Prince Ereyanga))
Palamanda (palanta) pandya (1060-82) (son Irukkavela, Daughter Bachaladevi (Married Kadamba Tailapa of Hangal))
Irukkavela Tribhuvanamalla pandya (Queen Sovaladevi)(Marital relations with Vikramaditya)(1082-1124)(Son Tribhuvana Raya)
Tribhuvanamallaraya Pandya (1124-40AD)(Sons Pandita, Vira, Vijaya, Palamanda)
Pandita Pandya (Son Tailapa)(1140-41AD)
Vira Pandya (1141-53) (Changed Capial from Beltur to Uchchangi)
Vijaya pandya (Kamadeva, Nigalankamalla) (1153-87)(Son Odeya)(killed and Kingdom Conquered by Hoysala Ballala)
Odeya (Udayaditya) (1187-95)(Killed by Hoysala Ballala)
Holakere Branch
(Feudatory of Kalachurya)
Palata (Palamanda)(1155)(Son Phondi, Raya)
Phondi Pandya (Son Noleya)
Raya Pandya
Noleya Pandya (son Kamadeva)
Kamadeva (Son (Killed by Hoysala Ballala))
Hayve Branch
(Feduatory of Chalukyas)
Chandra (Queen Kamaladevi)(1060AD)(Son Kama)
Kamadeva I (Queen Bhagaladevi) (Son Chandra)
Chandra II (Queen Savaledevi)
Kamadeva II((1113-24) (Conquered by Goa Kadamba Jayakesi II)
Kingdom of Kampili(1280-1327AD)
Mummadi Singeya (1280-1300AD)(Hoysala Commander)(Founder)
Kampilideva (Khandeyaraya) (1300-1327AD)
Hakka and Bukka appointed Governors by the Hoysalas
Kongalva Dynasty
Manija(Founder)(1004-5AD)(Became Chola Feudatory after defeat)
Badiva 1020-21AD)
Kadava Kongalva
Rajendra Prithvi Maharaja (1022-25AD) (Son Rajadhiraja) (Queen Poccabarasi)(Feduatory of Chalukyas)
Rajadhiraja Kongalva (1059AD) (Queen Rugminidevi)
Rajendra iII (1066-1105AD)
Tribhuvanamalla Kongalva (Queen Padmaladevi) (Feudatory Hoysala)
Doddamalla(1120)
Vira Dudda kongalva (1171-77)
Haleri Dynasty
Veera Raja (Founder) (Nephew of Sadashiva nayaka of Ikkeri)(overthrew nayaks of Talacauvery and Bhagamandala)
Appaji-Raja
Maddu-Kaja (1633- 1683) (Built capital Madikeri)(Sons Dodda virappa, Appaji Baja, Nanda raja)
Madikeri Line
Appaji 1729 (sons Mudduraja, Lingaraja)
Mudduraja (1766-70)(Son Appaji)
Lingaraja I (1775-80)(Sons Viraraja, lingaraja, Appaji)
Viraraja I (Dodda Vira Rajendra)(1780-1809)(Haidar offered on condition of paying tribute, but deprived him of Amara-Sulya, Panje, Bellare, and Yelusavira, giving him instead permission to occupy a part of Wainad. On Linga-raja's death in 1780, Haidar assumed entire possession of Coorg under the pretext of being guardian to his sons, Viraraja assisted British and got back his throne)
Devammaji (1809-1911) (Husband Sode Linga Raja)
Lingaraja II (1811-20)(Son Viraraja )
Viraraja II (1820-34)
(Deposed in 1859AD)
Appaji
Mallaja
Yelusavira Country
Dodda-Vlrappa 1687-1736 (Son Appaji)
Appaji (1729AD)(Died after 12 years in Prison by Bedanur Chiefs)(Son Chikkavirappa)
Chikka Virappa (1736-66)(Hyder Ali restored power)
(Haleri and Horamale Chiefs took possession on his death)
Horamale Line
Nandaraja (Son Muddayya)
Muddayya (1766-70)(Son Mallaya)
Mallaya (Devappa Raja) (1770-74)
Devappa Baja (1770-74)
(Lingaraja I sought help of Haidar Ali and deposed Devappa(Fugitive Devappa and Family were captured in Harihar to put to death in Srirangapatnam))
Nagire and Haduvalli Chiefs (Saluvas)
Narananka, NaganaAka (folldwed by, many kings)
(12th or 13th century AD)
Honna
Kama (nephew)
Manga- 1 (Mavarasa, brother)
Haivarsa (nephew)(son, Manga, Sangiraya)
Nagire (Gersoppa, Honnavar) Branch
Manga II (Sapta-mahipala, nephew)
Kesavadeva-Odeya (Saka 1300)
Haivarasa (Queen Bhairalarani)(Saka 1320) (Daughter ?, Son Sangiraya)
Kesavadeva(Son of Daughter of Harivarsa)(Saka 1341,1345,1347)
Sangiraya (Saka 1340,1345,1349,1352,1353) (Sons Haiva, Mangarasa)
Haivarasa Odeya (Saka 1353)
Mangarasa (Saka 1352)
Bhairavadeva Odeya (Mahamandaleshwar under Hoysala)(Saka 1345, 1349)(Sons Immadi Bhairava,Malhraya, Daughter ?)
Immadi Bhairava (1384)
Malhraya (Saka 1394)(Mallirajendra)(nephew)
Saluvadevarasa Odeya (Son of daughter off Bhairavadeva)(Saka 1404,1406,1416)
Salva-Malla II (Bhairavendra III) (nephew)
Immadi Devarasa (Saka 1442,1443)(Devarasa II)
Saluva krishnadevarasa (Saka 1461,1464,1465,1470)
Chennabhairadevi (neice) (1533-1598)
Haduvalli (Sangitapura) Branch
Sangiraya I (son Indagarasa) ;
Indagarasa I (son sangiraya)
Sangiraya II (son Indra,Gururaya)
Saluvendra II (Indagarasa II or Indra II) (son Devarasa)
Devarasa-Odeya I
Gururaya-Odeya (Son Devaraya)
Devaraya-Odeya II
VIra Chennamma (sose, neice)
Chenriabhairadevi combines both families
Prominent Chieftains
Nirgunda (Hosa Durga, Nilavati Patna) Chiefs
Raja Parameshwara Raya (Son Nilashekara)
Nilashekara (Founder)(160BC) (Son Virashekara)
Virashekara
Dundu (Nirgunda Yuva Raja)(8th century AD Nagamangala Plates) (Son Parama)
Parama Gula
Vikrama Shekara (daughters Ratnavati (Married Chitrashekara), Rupvati)
Chitrashekara
Balavira
Narashima
Hoysalas Annexed Nilavati (1065AD) and the decedents shifted to Bargur
Naridavilenadu (In Belur (Hassan))
(Halmidi Inscriptin 460AD)
Mrigesha
Nagendra
Chellaketana (Chellapataka) dynasty
(Governors of Banavasi under Rastrakutas)
Erakori(Konnur Inscription)
Dhora (Lord of Kolanura)
Bankeya(Bankesa or Bankeyarasa)(860AD)(Konnur Inscription)
(sons Kundattle & Lokaditya)
Indra (870AD)
Sankaraganda
Kundattle (Governor of Nidugundage)
Lokaditya (Lokadate or Lokade)(893-905AD)
(Sons Kalivitta, Dhora & Bankeya)
Kalivitta (Governor of first Banavasi and then Punnavati)(913-914AD)
Dhora(915-916AD)
Bankeya II(916-928AD)
Kalivitta II (945-946)
Rasanna
Manalera Chiefs (Sagara Vamsa) (Shiggaon, Dharwad)
Indraketayarasa
Marasimha
Jayakesin
Indrakesin
Jayakesin
Mrigesha
Nagendra
Chellaketana (Chellapataka) dynasty
(Governors of Banavasi under Rastrakutas)
Erakori(Konnur Inscription)
Dhora (Lord of Kolanura)
Bankeya(Bankesa or Bankeyarasa)(860AD)(Konnur Inscription)
(sons Kundattle & Lokaditya)
Indra (870AD)
Sankaraganda
Kundattle (Governor of Nidugundage)
Lokaditya (Lokadate or Lokade)(893-905AD)
(Sons Kalivitta, Dhora & Bankeya)
Kalivitta (Governor of first Banavasi and then Punnavati)(913-914AD)
Dhora(915-916AD)
Bankeya II(916-928AD)
Kalivitta II (945-946)
Rasanna
Manalera Chiefs (Sagara Vamsa) (Shiggaon, Dharwad)
Indraketayarasa
Marasimha
Jayakesin
Indrakesin
Jayakesin
Begur (Vepura) Chiefs
(Feudatory of Ereyappa of Western Gangas)
Nagattara (Son Buttanapati, Daughter Konabbe, Adopted Son Pervonasetti)(Fought and died against Rastrakutas in Battle of Tumbepadi)
Buttanapati (Died in Battle of Bengaluru 870AD)
Irvvuliyur (Ibbalur) Odeya (Cheif)
Irugamayya (Son Siriyamayya)
Siriyamayya (890AD) (Inscription Fist Mentions Bengaluru)
Guttas of Guttavalal (in Haveri)
Magutta (Founder) (Son Gutta) (Feudatory of Chalukya Vikaramaditya VI)
Gutta I (Sons Mallideva,Joma, Daughter Bachaladevi(Married to Kadamba of Nurumbada Biradeva))
Mallideva (Son Vikramaditya, Daughter Laliyadevi (Married to Kadamba of Nurumbada Ketarasa))(1115)
Joyideva I (Joma)(1124 AD)
Vikramaditya I (1162-63 AD) (sons Joyideva, Gutta,Daughter Bachaladevi(Married to Kadamba of Nurumbada Pandya(Son of Laliyadevi)))(Queen Siriyadevi)
Joyideva II (Jomma) (1177-82AD)
Gutta II (Son of Vikramaditya I, Daughter Vijaymahadevi(married to Santara Singideva))
Vikramaditya II (Sons Joyideva, Vikramaditya, Daughter Tuluvaladevi (Married to Ballala (Son of Santara Singideva)))(Queens Pattamahadevi, sovaladevi(daughter of Pandya(Kadamba of Nurumbada))))
Joyideva III (1238-41AD)
Vikramaditya III (Sons Vikramaditya, Gutta, Hiriyadeva, Joyideva) (Queen Mailaladevi) (1248AD)
Gutta III
Vikramaditya IV
Gutta IV
Hiriyadeva(1259-65AD)
Joyideva IV (Son Vikramaditya)
Vikramaditya V (Queen Padmaladevi)
Habbeya Nayaka (Sirasangi, Belgaum)
Bacha Nayaka (Queen Bachiyakka)
Hiriya Habbeya Nayaka (Queen Jondiyakka)
Bacha Huh (Queen Balhyakka)
Habbeya Nayaka (Queens Malhyakka (Mallave)(Hiriya Nayakati of Chattagavunda), Kalavve)(1186AD)
Bachyya (Mother Kalavve)(Subordinate of Jagadekamalla II)
Habbeya Nayaka (Queen Mayidevi) (Subordinate of Ratta Karthavirya-IV)(1219AD)
Chiefs of Banihatti
(Feudatories of Gutta)
Rudrabhatta (Poet received 18 villages as gift from Gutta Kanna)(1030AD)
Kalideva (Son Sridhara)
Sridhara (Son Mahadeva)
Mahadeva 1
Sridhara II (Sripati) (Son Mahadeva)
Mahadevanayaka (Sons Sridhara, Mallikarjuna, Candra)
Mallikarjuna (Mallideva,Mallappa) (Queen Gauri (Korti-kholar)) (Sons Mahadeva, Kesiraja, Madiraja)
Kesiraja (Mallikarjuna Promoted, so son inherited)(Queen Malaladevi)(1229)(Son Madiraja)
Madiraja
Seunas conquered in 1233AD
Haihayas
Morata Branch(Manvi in Raichur)
Ghattidevarasa (Feudatory of Jagadekamalla II)(1140-49AD)
Hulla (Hulleya)(Son Mallideva) (Queen Rekaladevi)
Mallidevarasa I (Sons Allahulideva, Hullegadeva and Bairugjideva) (Queen Makaladevi)(1178-96AD)
Allahulideva (1192AD)(Son Mallideva)
Immadi Mallideva (Mallideva II) (1217AD)
Aralu Branch(Sedam, Chitpur in Gulbarga)
Recharasa (1038AD)
Bijjarasa I (Feudatory of Chalukya Someshvara I)
Bacharasa (1071AD) (Queen Kalabbarasi)
Anemarasa I (1096,1105)
Bijjarasa II (Son Lokaditya)
Lokaditya (Bijja ankakara)
Anemarasa II (1158)(Sons Bijjarasa, Yecharasa)
ViraBijjarasa (Bijjarasa III,Anegadeva) (1209, 1221AD)(Queen Slriyadevi)
Yecharasa (Son Kacharasa)
Kacharasa (1212AD)
Choutas of Ullal and Mudabidre (12-19th Century AD)
Tirumalaraya Chowta I (reign 1160-1179)
Channaraya Chowta I (reign 1179-1219)(Moved Capital to Puttige)
Vikra Chouta(1390AD)
Shantayya Chauta 1431 A.D.
Jogi Odeya (1436 A.D.) (Sons Allappa, Deva, Bemmanna)
Allappa Sekhara
DevaSekhara (Son Tirumalarasa)
Bemmanna Sekhara
Bhojaraya Chowta II (reign 1470-1510)
Tirumalarasa Chauta 1508-12 A.D.
Tuluvarasa Chauta 1528 A.D.
Tirumalarasa Chauta (1543 A.D.)(Daughters AbbakkaDevi, Lokadevi)
Ullal Branch
Abbakkadevi I (1556-1588 A.D)(Daughter Abbakka Devi)
Unnamed king (1588-1594 A.D)
Abbakkadevi II (1594—1640 AD)(sons Cic Rao, Chaluvarao, Unnamed daughter married to Kumbala Chief.)
Balleeraya (1640-1666 A.D)(Grandson of Abbakkadevi -II through her daughter)
Puttige Branch
Lokadevi(1571AD)
Chikkaraja Arasa (1578 A.D)
Chikkaraja Odeya(1640-46 A.D)(Nephew of Chikkaraja Arasa)
Chennammadevi (1646-1666 A.D)(Daughter Abbakkadevi)
Abbakkadevi I(1667-1719 A.D)
Abbakkadevi II(1720-1740 A.D)
Chennammadevi II(1740-1759 A.D)(Son Chandrasekhara)
Chandrasekhara Chikkaraja Chauta(1761 - 1763 A.D)
Chandrasekhara Chikkaraya Chowta V (1783-1822)
Magutta (Founder) (Son Gutta) (Feudatory of Chalukya Vikaramaditya VI)
Gutta I (Sons Mallideva,Joma, Daughter Bachaladevi(Married to Kadamba of Nurumbada Biradeva))
Mallideva (Son Vikramaditya, Daughter Laliyadevi (Married to Kadamba of Nurumbada Ketarasa))(1115)
Joyideva I (Joma)(1124 AD)
Vikramaditya I (1162-63 AD) (sons Joyideva, Gutta,Daughter Bachaladevi(Married to Kadamba of Nurumbada Pandya(Son of Laliyadevi)))(Queen Siriyadevi)
Joyideva II (Jomma) (1177-82AD)
Gutta II (Son of Vikramaditya I, Daughter Vijaymahadevi(married to Santara Singideva))
Vikramaditya II (Sons Joyideva, Vikramaditya, Daughter Tuluvaladevi (Married to Ballala (Son of Santara Singideva)))(Queens Pattamahadevi, sovaladevi(daughter of Pandya(Kadamba of Nurumbada))))
Joyideva III (1238-41AD)
Vikramaditya III (Sons Vikramaditya, Gutta, Hiriyadeva, Joyideva) (Queen Mailaladevi) (1248AD)
Gutta III
Vikramaditya IV
Gutta IV
Hiriyadeva(1259-65AD)
Joyideva IV (Son Vikramaditya)
Vikramaditya V (Queen Padmaladevi)
Habbeya Nayaka (Sirasangi, Belgaum)
Bacha Nayaka (Queen Bachiyakka)
Hiriya Habbeya Nayaka (Queen Jondiyakka)
Bacha Huh (Queen Balhyakka)
Habbeya Nayaka (Queens Malhyakka (Mallave)(Hiriya Nayakati of Chattagavunda), Kalavve)(1186AD)
Bachyya (Mother Kalavve)(Subordinate of Jagadekamalla II)
Habbeya Nayaka (Queen Mayidevi) (Subordinate of Ratta Karthavirya-IV)(1219AD)
Chiefs of Banihatti
(Feudatories of Gutta)
Rudrabhatta (Poet received 18 villages as gift from Gutta Kanna)(1030AD)
Kalideva (Son Sridhara)
Sridhara (Son Mahadeva)
Mahadeva 1
Sridhara II (Sripati) (Son Mahadeva)
Mahadevanayaka (Sons Sridhara, Mallikarjuna, Candra)
Mallikarjuna (Mallideva,Mallappa) (Queen Gauri (Korti-kholar)) (Sons Mahadeva, Kesiraja, Madiraja)
Kesiraja (Mallikarjuna Promoted, so son inherited)(Queen Malaladevi)(1229)(Son Madiraja)
Madiraja
Seunas conquered in 1233AD
Haihayas
Morata Branch(Manvi in Raichur)
Ghattidevarasa (Feudatory of Jagadekamalla II)(1140-49AD)
Hulla (Hulleya)(Son Mallideva) (Queen Rekaladevi)
Mallidevarasa I (Sons Allahulideva, Hullegadeva and Bairugjideva) (Queen Makaladevi)(1178-96AD)
Allahulideva (1192AD)(Son Mallideva)
Immadi Mallideva (Mallideva II) (1217AD)
Aralu Branch(Sedam, Chitpur in Gulbarga)
Recharasa (1038AD)
Bijjarasa I (Feudatory of Chalukya Someshvara I)
Bacharasa (1071AD) (Queen Kalabbarasi)
Anemarasa I (1096,1105)
Bijjarasa II (Son Lokaditya)
Lokaditya (Bijja ankakara)
Anemarasa II (1158)(Sons Bijjarasa, Yecharasa)
ViraBijjarasa (Bijjarasa III,Anegadeva) (1209, 1221AD)(Queen Slriyadevi)
Yecharasa (Son Kacharasa)
Kacharasa (1212AD)
Choutas of Ullal and Mudabidre (12-19th Century AD)
Tirumalaraya Chowta I (reign 1160-1179)
Channaraya Chowta I (reign 1179-1219)(Moved Capital to Puttige)
Vikra Chouta(1390AD)
Shantayya Chauta 1431 A.D.
Jogi Odeya (1436 A.D.) (Sons Allappa, Deva, Bemmanna)
Allappa Sekhara
DevaSekhara (Son Tirumalarasa)
Bemmanna Sekhara
Bhojaraya Chowta II (reign 1470-1510)
Tirumalarasa Chauta 1508-12 A.D.
Tuluvarasa Chauta 1528 A.D.
Tirumalarasa Chauta (1543 A.D.)(Daughters AbbakkaDevi, Lokadevi)
Ullal Branch
Abbakkadevi I (1556-1588 A.D)(Daughter Abbakka Devi)
Unnamed king (1588-1594 A.D)
Abbakkadevi II (1594—1640 AD)(sons Cic Rao, Chaluvarao, Unnamed daughter married to Kumbala Chief.)
Balleeraya (1640-1666 A.D)(Grandson of Abbakkadevi -II through her daughter)
Puttige Branch
Lokadevi(1571AD)
Chikkaraja Arasa (1578 A.D)
Chikkaraja Odeya(1640-46 A.D)(Nephew of Chikkaraja Arasa)
Chennammadevi (1646-1666 A.D)(Daughter Abbakkadevi)
Abbakkadevi I(1667-1719 A.D)
Abbakkadevi II(1720-1740 A.D)
Chennammadevi II(1740-1759 A.D)(Son Chandrasekhara)
Chandrasekhara Chikkaraja Chauta(1761 - 1763 A.D)
Chandrasekhara Chikkaraya Chowta V (1783-1822)
The Khacharas of Basavur
Nelliyammarasa(A.D. 1048)
Rajaditya(A.D. 1059, 1063 and 1065)
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1034 and 1045)
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1075)
Joyideva(A.D. 1080)
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1121)
Hemmadi, son of Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1121)
Taila(A.D. 1122 and 1137
Taila, son of Macharasa and Ketaladevi
Kaliyammarasa(A.D. 1134 and 1149)
Machidevarasa(A.D. 1152, 1160)
Kaliyammarasa(A.d. 1167)
Mallidevarasa(Contemporary of Yadava Simhana)
Nidugal Chiefs
(Feudatory under Nolambas)
Jata (11th Century AD)(Son Brahmadeva) (Capital Govindavadi)
Brahmadeva (Bhogendra,Bhoga,Bhogi) (Son Mangarasa)(1040AD)
Mangarasa (Irivamangarasa,Kalimangi)(Son Bichi)(1079-10B3 AD)
Bichi (Babbi)(Son Govinda)
Govindarasa (Queen Mahadevi)(Son Irungola)
(Feudatory of Kalyani Chalukyas)
Irungola(1107-1143 AD) (Queen Alpadevi(Nolamba Princess))(Son Mallideva)
(Feudatory of Hoysalas)
Mallideva (periya Bhoga, Bhogadeva)(1143-1196 AD)(Queens Lakshmadevi, Ballidevi, Sitadevi, Bijjaladevi)(Son Irungonadeva, Bommi) (Inherited Nolamba territory, shifted to Nolamba capital Henjuru)
Irungola II (Irungonadeva) (Queen Siryadevi (Hoysala Princess))(1196-1219)
Bommideva-II (Brahma, Bammideva) (1219-1225 AD)(Son Irungola) (Shifted capital to Nidugal Fort)
Irungola-III (1225-1277 AD)(Sons Tirupurantaka, Perumaladeva, Bomma, daughter Naggave)
Tirupurantaka (Bhoga)(1262AD)
Bomma III (bamma)(1280AD)(Son Ganeshvara)
Permuladeva (1280-86AD)(Shifted to Gudanahalli after Hoysalas overran Nidugal)
Ganeshvaradeva (1292AD)(Brahma)
Brahmadeva IV (Basava Sankara) (1292-1310AD)
Irungoladeva IV (1310-1320AD) (Son Nachyanayaka)
Nachyanayaka (Sons Allapanayaka, Bireyanayaka)
(Hoysalas appointed their Governor at Nidugal, so Nidugal shifted to Gudiyakunte under appointed Nayaks)
Allapanayaka
Bairarasa (Bireyanayaka, SodayyaNayaka) (1337) (Sons Ramappadeva, Kesa, Vijaya)
Ramappadeva
Kesarasa
Vijayarasa
Feudatory of Vijayangar Empire
Gopa Chamupa (1410)
Papaideva (1554)
Jiguni Chiefs (in Mulbagal)
(Under Hoysalas)
Vaichchaya-nayak (1302)
Singaya-nayak
Nanjaya Madeva Nayak (1422)
Chikka Sangama Nayaka
Kukkalanadu Prabhus (In Banaswadi, Manthalu)
Mayileya (Jaleya, Koleya Nayaka) (1330) (Son Channaya)
Channaya (Janneya)(1333-40)
Mayileya (Brother Channaya)(1386AD)
Channaya (Son Koteyanayaka)
Koteyanayaka
Bukka nayaka (1430AD)
Bhairarasas of Karakala (Kalasa-Karkala Kingdom)
Balladeva (1132AD)
Malladeva
Marudeva
(Reign of First three rulers (1209 -1240))
Jahala-Mahadevi (A D.1240 - A. D. 1270)
Kalala-Mahadcvi (A D. 1270 - A .D. 1281)
Baladeva (A D.1281 - A.D 1284)
Raya-Ballahadeva (Mahamandalesvara Ballama-devarasa ) (A D 1284- A.D. 1290 )
Vira-Pandyadeva I (A D.1290 - A.D. 1310)
Siddaladevi (married to Bommidevarasa) (A.D. 1311 ?-A.D 1330 ? )
Lokanathadevarasa (A D.1330 - A.D. 1355)
Vira-Chennarasa-Odeya (A D. 1355 - A.D. 1385 )
Vira-Bhairava (Bhairarasa)-Odeya I (A.D 1385 - A.D. 1419) (Built Barkur and Hiriyanagady Basadis)
Vira-Pandyadeva II (A D.I420- A.D. 1450) (Abhinava Chamundaraya)(Installed Lord Bahubali statue at Karkala(Feb 13, 1432))
Abhinava-Pandyadeva-Odeya (A.D. 1450- A.D. 1475) (Abhinava Pandya)(built Manastambha in Neminatha Basadi at Hiriyangady)
vira-Bhairarasa-Odeya II (A.D. 1501 - A.D. ]538)
Vira-Pandyappa-Odeya I (1538 - 1552)
Immadi-Pandyappa-Odeya II (1553-1560)
Immadi-Bhairavaraya (Bhairavendra II) (1560 1590)(built Chaturmukha Basaid at Karkala and Sadhana Chaityalaya at Koppa)
Pandyappa-Odeya III (1590 -1600)
Bhairarasa III (A.D. 1600 onwards)(Hyder Ali annexed the kingdom to Mysore Empire)
Tolahas of Suralu ( 11 century to 19th century)
Toraha (1042)
Torahara Kalayya
Mara Gouda (Son Bommeya)
Bommeya (1294)
Sulanigamba. Tolha
Madadi Tolha (1401AD)
Bommannadi Tolha (1408)
Kuvari Tolha (1411-15)
Madadi Tolha (1416-17)
Nagendra Tolahar
Bemmananda Tolha (1413-52)
Kotisavanta Tolha (1522)
Chennayarasa Tolha (1577)
Bangas of Bangavadi
(12-19th century AD)(Nandas of Nandavar)
Vira Narasimha Bangaraja (1157-1208AD) (Sons Chandrashekara, Pandyappa, Daughter Vittaladevi)
Chandrashekara (1208-1224)
Pandyastha Bangaraja (1224-39 A.D.)
Vithala Devi (1239-1264 A.D.) (Son Kamaraya)
Kamaraya I (1264-1274 A.D.)
Padumala Devi (1274-1287 A.D.) (Niece of Kamaraya)(Sons Havali, Lakshmappa, Daughter Shankaradevi)
Havali Bangaraja I (1287-1323 A.D.)
Shankara Devi (1324-1349 A.D.)
Havali Bangaraja II (1349-1400 A.D.)
Lakshmappa Bangaraja I (1400-1455 A.D.)(Built Bangawadi, Belthangady, Mangalore,Nandavar palaces)
Shankara Devi II (1455-1491 A.D.)(Sons Kamaraya, Havali)
Kamaraya II (1491-1533 A.D.)
Havali Bangaraja III (1533-1545 A.D.)
Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja II (1545-1556 A.D.)(Nephew of Havali)
Kamaraya III (1556-1612 A.D.)(Nephew of Lakshmappa)
Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja III (1612-1629 A.D.)(Nephew of Kamaraya)
Havali Bangaraja Odeya IV (1629-1631 A.D.)(Nephew of Lakshmappa)(Sisters Shankara devi-I and II)
Shankara Devi III (1631-1631 A.D.)
Shankara Devi IV (1631-1653 A.D.) (Son Havali)
Havali Bangaraja V (1653-1699 A.D.)
Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja IV (1699-1767 A.D.)(Nephew of Havali)
Kamapparasa Bangaraja (1767-99)(Nephew of Lakshmapparasa)
Kamapparasa Bangaraja IV (1800-38 A.D.) (Nephew of Kamapparasa)
Ajilas of Punjaliya Rajya(Venuru(Enuru))
Until 1388 the history of Ajilas is obscure.
Mandalika Somanatha Birumannarasa(Ajila I)(1400-1430)
Kamadevi (Ramadevi)(1430-1460)
Mahamahdalika Somanatha Penamna-Odeya (Mandalika Somanatha II) (1460-1490)
Pinnana Ajila 1490-1515)
Salva Pandyadevarasa(Ajila)(1515 -1550)
Mandalika Somanatha (1540-1560)
Rayakuvara (1560-1585)
Pandya-bhupa(1585-1600)
Timmanna Ajila (1600-1610)
Madhurakkadevi (Ammajila)(1610-1625)
Later authentic history of the dynasty is not known so far
Malladeva
Marudeva
(Reign of First three rulers (1209 -1240))
Jahala-Mahadevi (A D.1240 - A. D. 1270)
Kalala-Mahadcvi (A D. 1270 - A .D. 1281)
Baladeva (A D.1281 - A.D 1284)
Raya-Ballahadeva (Mahamandalesvara Ballama-devarasa ) (A D 1284- A.D. 1290 )
Vira-Pandyadeva I (A D.1290 - A.D. 1310)
Siddaladevi (married to Bommidevarasa) (A.D. 1311 ?-A.D 1330 ? )
Lokanathadevarasa (A D.1330 - A.D. 1355)
Vira-Chennarasa-Odeya (A D. 1355 - A.D. 1385 )
Vira-Bhairava (Bhairarasa)-Odeya I (A.D 1385 - A.D. 1419) (Built Barkur and Hiriyanagady Basadis)
Vira-Pandyadeva II (A D.I420- A.D. 1450) (Abhinava Chamundaraya)(Installed Lord Bahubali statue at Karkala(Feb 13, 1432))
Abhinava-Pandyadeva-Odeya (A.D. 1450- A.D. 1475) (Abhinava Pandya)(built Manastambha in Neminatha Basadi at Hiriyangady)
vira-Bhairarasa-Odeya II (A.D. 1501 - A.D. ]538)
Vira-Pandyappa-Odeya I (1538 - 1552)
Immadi-Pandyappa-Odeya II (1553-1560)
Immadi-Bhairavaraya (Bhairavendra II) (1560 1590)(built Chaturmukha Basaid at Karkala and Sadhana Chaityalaya at Koppa)
Pandyappa-Odeya III (1590 -1600)
Bhairarasa III (A.D. 1600 onwards)(Hyder Ali annexed the kingdom to Mysore Empire)
Tolahas of Suralu ( 11 century to 19th century)
Toraha (1042)
Torahara Kalayya
Mara Gouda (Son Bommeya)
Bommeya (1294)
Sulanigamba. Tolha
Madadi Tolha (1401AD)
Bommannadi Tolha (1408)
Kuvari Tolha (1411-15)
Madadi Tolha (1416-17)
Nagendra Tolahar
Bemmananda Tolha (1413-52)
Kotisavanta Tolha (1522)
Chennayarasa Tolha (1577)
Bangas of Bangavadi
(12-19th century AD)(Nandas of Nandavar)
Vira Narasimha Bangaraja (1157-1208AD) (Sons Chandrashekara, Pandyappa, Daughter Vittaladevi)
Chandrashekara (1208-1224)
Pandyastha Bangaraja (1224-39 A.D.)
Vithala Devi (1239-1264 A.D.) (Son Kamaraya)
Kamaraya I (1264-1274 A.D.)
Padumala Devi (1274-1287 A.D.) (Niece of Kamaraya)(Sons Havali, Lakshmappa, Daughter Shankaradevi)
Havali Bangaraja I (1287-1323 A.D.)
Shankara Devi (1324-1349 A.D.)
Havali Bangaraja II (1349-1400 A.D.)
Lakshmappa Bangaraja I (1400-1455 A.D.)(Built Bangawadi, Belthangady, Mangalore,Nandavar palaces)
Shankara Devi II (1455-1491 A.D.)(Sons Kamaraya, Havali)
Kamaraya II (1491-1533 A.D.)
Havali Bangaraja III (1533-1545 A.D.)
Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja II (1545-1556 A.D.)(Nephew of Havali)
Kamaraya III (1556-1612 A.D.)(Nephew of Lakshmappa)
Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja III (1612-1629 A.D.)(Nephew of Kamaraya)
Havali Bangaraja Odeya IV (1629-1631 A.D.)(Nephew of Lakshmappa)(Sisters Shankara devi-I and II)
Shankara Devi III (1631-1631 A.D.)
Shankara Devi IV (1631-1653 A.D.) (Son Havali)
Havali Bangaraja V (1653-1699 A.D.)
Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja IV (1699-1767 A.D.)(Nephew of Havali)
Kamapparasa Bangaraja (1767-99)(Nephew of Lakshmapparasa)
Kamapparasa Bangaraja IV (1800-38 A.D.) (Nephew of Kamapparasa)
Ajilas of Punjaliya Rajya(Venuru(Enuru))
Until 1388 the history of Ajilas is obscure.
Mandalika Somanatha Birumannarasa(Ajila I)(1400-1430)
Kamadevi (Ramadevi)(1430-1460)
Mahamahdalika Somanatha Penamna-Odeya (Mandalika Somanatha II) (1460-1490)
Pinnana Ajila 1490-1515)
Salva Pandyadevarasa(Ajila)(1515 -1550)
Mandalika Somanatha (1540-1560)
Rayakuvara (1560-1585)
Pandya-bhupa(1585-1600)
Timmanna Ajila (1600-1610)
Madhurakkadevi (Ammajila)(1610-1625)
Later authentic history of the dynasty is not known so far
Heggades
Kumbale Arasu
(Rajas of Kumbale) (Kumbla)
(10th to 18th century AD)
(Descendants of Kadambas)
Kadamba ruler (close of the 9th century A.D.)
Jayasimha I (10th century A.D.)
Jayasirhha II (13th century A.D.)
Kamadevaarasa (1389AD)
Jayasimha Gunyapparasa
Rama Ran (1623) (Married Chouta Queen Abbakkadevi II of Ullal)
KumbaleSomanatha Kavi Simharasa(AD 1709)
Narasimha Domba Heggade of Vittala
Kunchana Shekha (Domba Heggade)(Son Mundisidda)
Mundisidda sekhaaliya (Aliya of Eeyana Svami) (1436)
Kinyanna kava (Domba Veragde)(1436)
Kumnidevarasa (Domba Heggade)(1571)
Vittala Narasimha Heggade I (1619-1660)
Ranga (Son of Devaraja)
Narasimha Domba Heggade (1660-1719)(Son of Ranga)
Pandyapparasa Domba Heggade (1721)(nephew of Vittala Narasimha Heggade)
Nandapparasa (1727) (brother of Pandyapparasa)
Kumararsa (Nephew of Narasimha Domba Heggade) (1730, 1731)
Krishnappa arasa (Parthampadi Narasimharasa)(1734AD) (Brother of Narasimha Domba Heggade)
Narasimha Domba Heggade V (1731-1757)(nephew of Vittala Narasimha Heggade)
Achuta Heggade (Tipu Sultan drove him away for assisting British)
Ravivarma Narasimha Domba Heggade (1799AD)(Rose against British)
Kinyannakava (1876AD)
Nandalike Chaavadi Heggade
(14th century to 15th century)
Achyuta Domba Heggade
Ravivarma Narasimha Domba Heggade
Achuyta Heggade
(10th to 18th century AD)
(Descendants of Kadambas)
Kadamba ruler (close of the 9th century A.D.)
Jayasimha I (10th century A.D.)
Jayasirhha II (13th century A.D.)
Kamadevaarasa (1389AD)
Jayasimha Gunyapparasa
Rama Ran (1623) (Married Chouta Queen Abbakkadevi II of Ullal)
KumbaleSomanatha Kavi Simharasa(AD 1709)
Narasimha Domba Heggade of Vittala
Kunchana Shekha (Domba Heggade)(Son Mundisidda)
Mundisidda sekhaaliya (Aliya of Eeyana Svami) (1436)
Kinyanna kava (Domba Veragde)(1436)
Kumnidevarasa (Domba Heggade)(1571)
Vittala Narasimha Heggade I (1619-1660)
Ranga (Son of Devaraja)
Narasimha Domba Heggade (1660-1719)(Son of Ranga)
Pandyapparasa Domba Heggade (1721)(nephew of Vittala Narasimha Heggade)
Nandapparasa (1727) (brother of Pandyapparasa)
Kumararsa (Nephew of Narasimha Domba Heggade) (1730, 1731)
Krishnappa arasa (Parthampadi Narasimharasa)(1734AD) (Brother of Narasimha Domba Heggade)
Narasimha Domba Heggade V (1731-1757)(nephew of Vittala Narasimha Heggade)
Achuta Heggade (Tipu Sultan drove him away for assisting British)
Ravivarma Narasimha Domba Heggade (1799AD)(Rose against British)
Kinyannakava (1876AD)
Nandalike Chaavadi Heggade
(14th century to 15th century)
Achyuta Domba Heggade
Ravivarma Narasimha Domba Heggade
Achuyta Heggade
Ninnikallu (Nandikoor )
Kunda Heggadde (made agreement with Padubidri Kinyakka Ballal and Kapu Marda Hegde to build a fort at Ninnikallu to face the threat of Bhairavarasa of Karkala)
(Shifted to Elluru)
KundaHeggade(1476)
Dugganasevita Madda Heggade(1476)
Kinneya Heggade(1476)
Kunda Heggadde (made agreement with Padubidri Kinyakka Ballal and Kapu Marda Hegde to build a fort at Ninnikallu to face the threat of Bhairavarasa of Karkala)
(Shifted to Elluru)
KundaHeggade(1476)
Dugganasevita Madda Heggade(1476)
Kinneya Heggade(1476)
Marda Heggade of Kapu
Madda Heggade (1556)
Basavappa II
Maramma Heggade of Yermal
Tirumalarasa Maramma Heggade
Janappa Arasu Maramma Heggade (18th century)
H.H Laxmappa
H.H Kumarayya (1925)
H.H. Nabiraja
Madda Heggade (1556)
Basavappa II
Maramma Heggade of Yermal
Tirumalarasa Maramma Heggade
Janappa Arasu Maramma Heggade (18th century)
H.H Laxmappa
H.H Kumarayya (1925)
H.H. Nabiraja
Panambur Mudda Heggade
Adka Heggade, Thenkumbale
Neranki chavadi Heggade
Puthur Heggade
Madaka Heggade
Kuduma Nelyaadi Beedu Dharmasthala Heggade
Mudraadi Heggade
Thingale Chaavadi Heggade
Kaanthaavara Heggade
Vandar Heggade
Balisavira Heggade
Yerdanadu Heggade
Anjaru Kurla Heggade
Kananjaaru Nayara Heggade
Paddama Aala Heggade
Bommarbettu Heggade
Athraadi Heggade
Yellur Kunda Heggade
Padubidre Chiefs
Padumaladevi (1572AD)
Chandaladevi (1543)
Uaaladevi(1586)
Barmaiyya
Mahalinganripati (1625)(Married Devammaji sister of Dugganna Samanta)
Chennamma (1665)
Ganapanna Ballala(1723)
Chiefs of Saura
Chiefs of Pednar
Chiefs of Gondegre
Chiefs of Tombosa
Kolatharasu
Panapila Konnararasu
Viliya Ainadarasu
Madya Kinnari Arasu
Hosangadi Binnanarasu
Neeleshwaradarasu (Rajas of Nileshwar in Kasaragodu)
Rama varma (1799AD)
Panapila Konnararasu
Viliya Ainadarasu
Madya Kinnari Arasu
Hosangadi Binnanarasu
Neeleshwaradarasu (Rajas of Nileshwar in Kasaragodu)
Rama varma (1799AD)
Ballal Clans
Ballal Kings of Sullia
Pejavara Ballal
Bsailu Ballal
Koolur Dore Ballal
Porala Madarasu Manel Ballal
Ballalas of Manyaparya
Bsailu Ballal
Koolur Dore Ballal
Porala Madarasu Manel Ballal
Ballalas of Manyaparya
Arkula Beedu
Vamanjur Ballal
Kulashekar Ballal
Atthavara Ballal
Bajal Ballal
Invalli Ballal
Ira Ballal
Sajipa Ballal
Balthila Ballal
Perodi Ballal
Nanadribettu Ballal
Paddayur Ballal
Ijjatthottu Ballal
Irvatthur Ballal
Kaudaadi Ballal
Raayi Ballal
Varkaadi Ballal
Manjeshwara Ballal
Paivalike Ballal
Parmale Ballal
Panja Ballal
Yenmoor Ballal
Amara Sulya Ballal
Bellare Ballal
Kadaba Ballal
Mardhaala Ballal
Injaadi Ballal
Kombaaru Ballal
Renjaladi Ballal
Nelyaadi Ballal
Bandaadi Ballal
Uliya Ballal
Kaliya Ballal
Paddayoor Ballal
Ballamanja ballal
Valalu Ballal
Malavanthige Ballal
Yelunaada Ballal
Hebri Ballal
Putthige Ballal
Mundkoor Ballal
Mijaru Ballal
Peradi Ballal
Irvathur Paika Ballal
Padubidri Kinnakka Ballal
Katpadi Dore Ballal
Udyavara Ballal
Chitpadi Ballal
Vamanjur Ballal
Kulashekar Ballal
Atthavara Ballal
Bajal Ballal
Invalli Ballal
Ira Ballal
Sajipa Ballal
Balthila Ballal
Perodi Ballal
Nanadribettu Ballal
Paddayur Ballal
Ijjatthottu Ballal
Irvatthur Ballal
Kaudaadi Ballal
Raayi Ballal
Varkaadi Ballal
Manjeshwara Ballal
Paivalike Ballal
Parmale Ballal
Panja Ballal
Yenmoor Ballal
Amara Sulya Ballal
Bellare Ballal
Kadaba Ballal
Mardhaala Ballal
Injaadi Ballal
Kombaaru Ballal
Renjaladi Ballal
Nelyaadi Ballal
Bandaadi Ballal
Uliya Ballal
Kaliya Ballal
Paddayoor Ballal
Ballamanja ballal
Valalu Ballal
Malavanthige Ballal
Yelunaada Ballal
Hebri Ballal
Putthige Ballal
Mundkoor Ballal
Mijaru Ballal
Peradi Ballal
Irvathur Paika Ballal
Padubidri Kinnakka Ballal
Katpadi Dore Ballal
Udyavara Ballal
Chitpadi Ballal
Nidambur Ballal
Samantas of Simanturu (Mulki)(14th century to 19th century)
Dugganna Savanta (1378-1408)
Kinniga savanna (1408-1438) (Nephew)
Kanta heggade (1438-68)(Nephew)
Kotiyanna Heggade(1468-98)(Bacha Setti)(Nephew)
Kinnakka Heggade II or Samanta(1498-1528 A.D.)(nephew of the Kotiyana)
Dugganna Samanta II (1528-1568 A.D)
Kinnika Savanta III (1568-1600)
Tirumalarasrada Kimnikka Samanta (1607 A.D)
Dugganna Samanta III (1608-1640 A.D)
Devammaji (1611- 1629 A.D)(Sister of Dugganna Samanta III )(Kimniga II(Aliya of Dugganna),Tirumala,Chenniga,Sankaranripati,Chennambike,Ambakka,Chikkaraya)
Chennambike
Chikkaraya(Matulla Kundarasa(brother of Kundammaji),Siddammaji)
Siddammaji
Chenniga Samanta (1640-70)(Nephew)
Tirumalendra (1670-1700)(Brother)
Chennamaju (Sister)(1700)
Chennaraya Samanta(1730-1765 A.D)(son of Siddammaji) and(Aliya of Matulla Kundarasa)
Honnaya Kambali Arasu(Chenna Bedanuru and Hosangadi)
Venkata Samantha (1140 A.D)
BankiArasu (1482 A.D)
Honneyakambali Pandarideva (1522 A.D)
Banki Arasa Odeyar II (ruled Honneyakambali and Sankaradevi)(1545-1560 A.D)
Bukka Arasa (ruled Honneyakambali (1560 AD)
Banki Anasa Odeyar III
Ammideviamma (1560-1609AD).
Moolas (Mulas) of Bailangadi chiefs
Somaladevi (Princess Married Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja)(1611AD)
Chiefs of Biligi(Aisur)
Andanna (Parsvabhupa) (Sons Muddanna, Bolabhupala, Ammanna)
Muddanna (Kallapna)(Sons Mundanna, Narasavva)
Mundanna Nayaja (Queen Sirumadevi)(Son Bhairava, Kallopdeya, Narasimha)
Bhairava (1473AD)(son Abhinava Bhairava)
Narasa I (Narasimha )(queen Hariymma)(Sons Ghantenripati, Mundannabhupala)
Ghantendra (Ghantenripati,Ghantanodeya)(Son Timmanna, Narasa)
Narsa II (1530AD)( Narasabhupa, Narasimha)(Son Virappa)
Virappa (Virappodeya) (queen Viramambe) (Son Rangaraja Kumara)
Rangarajakumara (1570AD) (Queen Chaluvamma) (Son Ghantendra)
Ghantendra II (Ghantodeya)(Queen Viramambe, princess of Arasappa Nayaka of Svadi Dynasty) (1580AD)
Timmarasa Odeya (son of Narasa I ) (Son Timmappa (Son Devappa (sons Tammappa, Narasappa(Son Ghantendra)))
Ghantendra III (Chiefs of Biligi and Svadi had substantained Hostilities with Keladi Nayaka)(Gave his daughter Ghantammaji in marriage to Bhadrayya, son of Sadashiva Nayaka) (Ghantendra, Siddapodeya)
Ghantendra IV (Mouna Ghantodeya) (Queen Channamadevi)(Recovered territories lost to Keladi Nayakas by his father with help of Bijapur Sultanate)
Shivappa Nayaka (Adopted son from Kyadagi Family)(Queens, Santamma, Gowramma) (1651AD)(Resisted annexatation from Keladi Nayaka)
Immadi Shivappa Nayaka (Son of Jamburaya Santayya) (Adopted by Shivappa Nayaka Queens)
Somashekara Nayaka (Son of Jamburaya Santayya, Adopted after Immadi Shivappa Nayaka died without any Successors)(1678AD)(Queen Virammaji)(Adopted son Jambura Shivappa Odeya)
Somashekara Nayaka II (Shivappa Odeya) (Repulsed Maratha Baji Rao Attack) (son Virabhadra)
Virabhadra Nayaka(Son Basavendra)
Basavendra(1752AD) (Drove away Haidar Ali Forces(1764AD)) (Son Somashekara)
Somashekara Nayaka III (1869AD) (Revoted against British in 1799AD, Killed in 1800AD)
Yadavarayas (11-14th century)
(Related to Seunas)
Chandragiri Yadavarayas
(Decendents of Eastern Chalukyas)
Feudatories of Chalukya Cholas
Tirukkalattideva (1234AD)
Viranarasimhadeva
Thiruvenkatanatha (1322-1337AD)
Addanki Yadavarayas (1150-1270AD)
(Related to Seunas)
Sarngadhara I (Sarngapani)(Sanri Suravara)(1150AD)
Madhavadeva (1208-1247AD)
(Sons Singala, Sarangapani,Gopaladeva)
Singaladeva (1247-1253AD)
Sarngadhara II (1253-1267AD)
Singadeva (1268-1272AD)
Madhava II (Son of Sarangadeva II)(1272AD)
Vaijegadeva Maharaja (1280AD)
Boppaya
Madiraju
Panugal yadavarayas (13th century AD)
(Decendents of Seunas)
Sarngapani
Singhana
Alavulapadu and Adidivati Yadavarayas
Simhadri
Valluraja
(Sons Simhadiraja, Peddiraja, Yerramaraja, Nallanukarja and Pularaja)
Alapolaraja (Erapolu)
Kareoraraja (Son of Simhadri)
Katamaraja (Son of Peddiraja)
Yerragaddapadu Yadavarayas
Katamaraju
Samantas of Simanturu (Mulki)(14th century to 19th century)
Dugganna Savanta (1378-1408)
Kinniga savanna (1408-1438) (Nephew)
Kanta heggade (1438-68)(Nephew)
Kotiyanna Heggade(1468-98)(Bacha Setti)(Nephew)
Kinnakka Heggade II or Samanta(1498-1528 A.D.)(nephew of the Kotiyana)
Dugganna Samanta II (1528-1568 A.D)
Kinnika Savanta III (1568-1600)
Tirumalarasrada Kimnikka Samanta (1607 A.D)
Dugganna Samanta III (1608-1640 A.D)
Devammaji (1611- 1629 A.D)(Sister of Dugganna Samanta III )(Kimniga II(Aliya of Dugganna),Tirumala,Chenniga,Sankaranripati,Chennambike,Ambakka,Chikkaraya)
Chennambike
Chikkaraya(Matulla Kundarasa(brother of Kundammaji),Siddammaji)
Siddammaji
Chenniga Samanta (1640-70)(Nephew)
Tirumalendra (1670-1700)(Brother)
Chennamaju (Sister)(1700)
Chennaraya Samanta(1730-1765 A.D)(son of Siddammaji) and(Aliya of Matulla Kundarasa)
Honnaya Kambali Arasu(Chenna Bedanuru and Hosangadi)
Venkata Samantha (1140 A.D)
BankiArasu (1482 A.D)
Honneyakambali Pandarideva (1522 A.D)
Banki Arasa Odeyar II (ruled Honneyakambali and Sankaradevi)(1545-1560 A.D)
Bukka Arasa (ruled Honneyakambali (1560 AD)
Banki Anasa Odeyar III
Ammideviamma (1560-1609AD).
Moolas (Mulas) of Bailangadi chiefs
Somaladevi (Princess Married Lakshmapparasa Bangaraja)(1611AD)
Chiefs of Biligi(Aisur)
Andanna (Parsvabhupa) (Sons Muddanna, Bolabhupala, Ammanna)
Muddanna (Kallapna)(Sons Mundanna, Narasavva)
Mundanna Nayaja (Queen Sirumadevi)(Son Bhairava, Kallopdeya, Narasimha)
Bhairava (1473AD)(son Abhinava Bhairava)
Narasa I (Narasimha )(queen Hariymma)(Sons Ghantenripati, Mundannabhupala)
Ghantendra (Ghantenripati,Ghantanodeya)(Son Timmanna, Narasa)
Narsa II (1530AD)( Narasabhupa, Narasimha)(Son Virappa)
Virappa (Virappodeya) (queen Viramambe) (Son Rangaraja Kumara)
Rangarajakumara (1570AD) (Queen Chaluvamma) (Son Ghantendra)
Ghantendra II (Ghantodeya)(Queen Viramambe, princess of Arasappa Nayaka of Svadi Dynasty) (1580AD)
Timmarasa Odeya (son of Narasa I ) (Son Timmappa (Son Devappa (sons Tammappa, Narasappa(Son Ghantendra)))
Ghantendra III (Chiefs of Biligi and Svadi had substantained Hostilities with Keladi Nayaka)(Gave his daughter Ghantammaji in marriage to Bhadrayya, son of Sadashiva Nayaka) (Ghantendra, Siddapodeya)
Ghantendra IV (Mouna Ghantodeya) (Queen Channamadevi)(Recovered territories lost to Keladi Nayakas by his father with help of Bijapur Sultanate)
Shivappa Nayaka (Adopted son from Kyadagi Family)(Queens, Santamma, Gowramma) (1651AD)(Resisted annexatation from Keladi Nayaka)
Immadi Shivappa Nayaka (Son of Jamburaya Santayya) (Adopted by Shivappa Nayaka Queens)
Somashekara Nayaka (Son of Jamburaya Santayya, Adopted after Immadi Shivappa Nayaka died without any Successors)(1678AD)(Queen Virammaji)(Adopted son Jambura Shivappa Odeya)
Somashekara Nayaka II (Shivappa Odeya) (Repulsed Maratha Baji Rao Attack) (son Virabhadra)
Virabhadra Nayaka(Son Basavendra)
Basavendra(1752AD) (Drove away Haidar Ali Forces(1764AD)) (Son Somashekara)
Somashekara Nayaka III (1869AD) (Revoted against British in 1799AD, Killed in 1800AD)
Yadavarayas (11-14th century)
(Related to Seunas)
Chandragiri Yadavarayas
(Decendents of Eastern Chalukyas)
Feudatories of Chalukya Cholas
Tirukkalattideva (1234AD)
Viranarasimhadeva
Thiruvenkatanatha (1322-1337AD)
Addanki Yadavarayas (1150-1270AD)
(Related to Seunas)
Sarngadhara I (Sarngapani)(Sanri Suravara)(1150AD)
Madhavadeva (1208-1247AD)
(Sons Singala, Sarangapani,Gopaladeva)
Singaladeva (1247-1253AD)
Sarngadhara II (1253-1267AD)
Singadeva (1268-1272AD)
Madhava II (Son of Sarangadeva II)(1272AD)
Vaijegadeva Maharaja (1280AD)
Boppaya
Madiraju
Panugal yadavarayas (13th century AD)
(Decendents of Seunas)
Sarngapani
Singhana
Alavulapadu and Adidivati Yadavarayas
Simhadri
Valluraja
(Sons Simhadiraja, Peddiraja, Yerramaraja, Nallanukarja and Pularaja)
Alapolaraja (Erapolu)
Kareoraraja (Son of Simhadri)
Katamaraja (Son of Peddiraja)
Yerragaddapadu Yadavarayas
Katamaraju
Paleyagar Chiefs
GummanAyakana pALya Palyegars
Khadripathi Nayak (1272AD) (Founder)
Chinama Nayak (1272-1296AD) (Named His Territory Gumma Reddy)
Gumma Nayak (1296-1314AD)(Submitted to Anegundi and paid Tribute)
Kadarappa Nayak(1363-1388AD)(Prominent Feudatories of Vijaynagar Empire)
Viradasappa Nayak (1548-1584 AD)
Vasanta Nayaka (Declared Independence from Vijayanagar Empire, Immadi Kempegowda defeated him forced him to Submit)
Bangara Timma Nayaka (1680-1728 AD)(Feudatory of Mughal Empire)
Kadarappa Nayaka III (1728-1740AD)(Feudatory of Maratha)
Narasimha Nayak V (1740-1760 AD) (defeated by Murarirao Ghorpade of Gooty)
Narasimha Nayak VI's (1765-1802)(Feudatories of Mysore Empire under Tippu. Defected to British in Fourth Mysore War (1799AD), when dispossed of Palya)
Nayaks of Balam (Palyegars of Aigur (Manjarabad, Arkalgud))
Singappa Nayak (1397AD) (Appointed by Vijayanagar Empire)
Manchayya Nayak (1405 AD)
Chikka Singappa Nayak
Hadapa Bayappa Nayak
Krishnappa Nayak (1534-48AD)
Yarama Nayak
Paddi Nayak
Krishnappa Nayak (1625-40AD) (Annexed to Ikkeri and held for 37 Years)
Venkatadri Nayak (1646-56AD)
Narasimha Nayak (1658-65AD) (Hyder ALi Captures ikkeri and Balam pays tribute to Mysore Empire)
Venkatadri Nayak (1671 AD)
Krishnappa Nayak (1686-1730AD) (Divided between Mysore and ikkeri by Treaty)
Venkatadri Nayak (1751 AD)
Krishnappa Nayak (1772 - 93 AD) (Joined Peshwas Parasu Ram Bhao and Lord Cornwallis of British against Tipu Sultan. On Conculsion of Treay between British, their Feudatories Peshwas and Tipu Sultan Runs away to Coorg, fearing Tipu Sultan Displeasure, but later returns)
Venkatadri Nayak (1779 AD) (Was Hanged By British as an Example for rebelling and Territory annexed)
Nagamangala Prabhus (15th and 16th Centuries)
Chaimi(1270 AD)(Established fort of Nagamangala)
Singanna Wodeya (Sons Timmanna, Devaraja)
Timmanna Wodeya(1446-67)(Wife Rangambike) (Commander, Minister to Vijayanagara Mallikarjuna)
Devaraja (1467 AD)(Built Dam across Cauvery) (Posted to Mangalore)
Hadinaadu Palegars (1549 to 1667AD)
Singhadeva Bhoopa (Devappa Gowda) (Son chamarasa Gowda, Ramarajanayaka)(Founder)
Chamarasa Gowda (Worked as subordinate to Narapparaja, Jagadevaraja)
Ramarajanayaka(1556 to 1593AD)
Thirumalarajanayanka (1593 to 1605 AD)(married Mallajamma, Princess of kalale Chief) (son Lingarajawodeya)(Lost kingdom to Nanjaraja, son of Channodaya)
Nanjaraja (1605-1627AD) (Died in the battle against Raja Wodeyar of Mysore)
Lingarajawodeya (1628-1654AD)
Maddurajayya (1654 - 1667AD)
Chamaraja Wodeya (Merged with Mysore Empire)
Ummattur Chiefs
(Palegars of Ummattur)
Vira Sovanna Vodeya (Veerasomanna) (Son Chikkanna)
Chikkanna Vodeya (1430AD) (Kumara Chikkanna)(Chief of Terakanambi Rajya)
Vira Hanumappa Vodeya
Immadiraya Vodeya (1467AD)(Somaraya,Somayya,Someswara)(son Devaraja, Nanjaraja)(Chief of Ummattur)
Nanjaraya Vodeya (1488-1504)(Son Channa Nanjaraja)(Killed by Saluva Govindaraja (Vijayanagar Empire))
Channa Nanjaraja Vodeya (Chennarayamaharaja) (1497AD, 1518)
Mangappa Wodeya (Son Mallaraja)
Mallaraja Vodeya (1530AD)
Mudanakote Line
Devanna (Devaraja, Vira Gaja Betekera, Rajadevanna) (1469AD,1485,1488,1504)(Sons Chikkaraya, Govanna)(Chief of Kudugunad)
Chikkaraya (Chikkarayanna, Mallaraja)
Govanna Vodeya
Nelliyalam Arasu (in Gudalur in Nilgiris)
Sadasiva Raja Urs
(Relatives of Ummathur Chiefs brothers(from Maduvanalli in Chamarajanagar) Sadasiva Raja Urs and Bhujanga Raja Urs created Fort in Malaikota (Fort of Kalhatti), also created temples for Bhujangesvara and UmmattOr Urakatti)
Bhujanga Raja Urs (Son Lingaraja, Daughters )(Queen Rani Bowrammiah(Ummathur Chiefs)
Lingaraja (1856 -87 AD) (Son Bhujanga)
Bhujangaraja II (1887-90)
Bhujangaraja daughter (Sons Murugendra Raja (aka Belliah) ,Puttaiah Odayar)
Queen Bohramma (last the Nelliyalam Rani)
Thagadur (Nanjangud) Palegar
Kocchatta Cotta Gowda (Founder) (Showed Valor in Henjare war caused due to snatching of Treasuary of Queen of Ganga Harivarman in 969AD in Tagadur)
Kommeyaru
Koderu Palegar
Muguru Palegar
Hura (Pura) Palegar
Heggaddevankote Palegar
Nagarakere (in Maddur) Palegar
Magurta Raya
Magurta Raya
Royadurga Palyegars
Vira Bhupati Vodeyar (1386)
Manubola Aubhala Raja (Son Vengala)
Vengala Raja (Son Papai)
Papai Deva (1554) (Son Vengala Deva)
Thirumalaiya Deva (1556)
Hottanua-Nuyaka (1559)
TarIkere (Basavapatna) Palyegars
(Sante Bennur at Channagiri in Shimoga District)
Dhuma raja (Founder)(Sons Kongana Nayak, Ramappa Nayak)
Konganna Nayak (Built the Fort of Basavapatna, Extended Territory from Anantapur to Mayakondu and from Harihar to Tarikere)
Kengappa Nayaka
Vira Hanumappa nayaka (1636 AD, Ranadullah Khan of Bijapur Sultanate conquered the kingdom)
Immadi Hanumappa Nayaka
Huccha Hanumappa Nayaka
Sarja Rangappa Nayaka (bUdi basavappana dange rebellion)
Sitarammappa Nayaka
Krishnappa Nayaka
Harapana haLLi(Uchchangidurga) Palyegars
Dadayya Nayaka
Somashekhara Nayaka
Somashekhara Nayaka II
Citradurga (Holalkere, Chitradurga and Hiriyur) Palyegars
Hire Kamageti Kasturi Segale Hanumi Nayaka (1475AD)(Son Timmana, obana)
Kamageti Timmananayaka (1508 Appointed by Nayak of Holalkere, later Nayak of Hiriyur and later Nayak of Chitradurga )
Obana Nayaka I(Took Title Madakari Nayak) (1564AD Proclaimed Independence after fall of vijayanagar Empire) (Sons Madakeri, Chkkanna)
Madakeri (Son Kasturirangappa)
Chikkanna (1606)
Kasturiranganayaka(1576-1633)(Sons Madakari II, Obana II, Chikkanna)
Immadi Madakarinayaka II (1652-74) (Adopted Son Obana III)
Obana II(1660-1663)(Son Madakeri III)
Chikkanna Nayaka (1676-86)
Kumara Barmappa Nayaka (Obana)(1689 - 1721AD) (Sons Madakeri IV, Chikkanna)
Madakeri III (1721-48AD) (Son Rangappa)
Obana nayaka (Put to death by Dalavayis) (Son Rangappa)
Madakeri IV (Son Duggana)
Kasturi Surakanta Rangappa Nayak (1748-54AD) (His troops mutinied and killed him) (Son Madakeri V)
Chikkanna (1721)
Duggana (Son Madakeri VI)
Kiriya Madakarinayaka V (1754-79)
Madakari Nayaka VI Annexed to Mysore Empire
Mahanadaprabhus of Madhugiri (Maddagiri) and Channarayadurga
Maregowda (and 6 brothers Appointed by Vijayangar Emperor ruled Thungavati, Kora, Thereyuru, Cheluru, Gubbihosahalli, Ennegere, Bidare of Tumkur) (Son Veeregowda)(1524)
Veeregowda
Hire Chikkappa Gowda (Built Fort)
Karithimma Chikkabhupala
Chikkabhupala II (Chikkappa Gowda II, Channapaa Gowda) (1594-1614)(Sons ?, Thontendra, Chikkappa Gowda ) (Built Chennakeshava temple at Channarayandurga in his sons memory)(Tontendra died in battle with Bhyrendra Gowda of Karehalli and chikkappa died of heart attack )
Mummudi Chikkappa Gowda (Sons Sangappa Gowda (Madhugiri), Hire Thontappa Gowda (Channarayadurga),Kaala Chikkappa Gowda(Midagesi))(The kingdom divided among his sons)
(Kaala Chikkappa Gowda was ambitious and along with Nayaks of Bedanur invaded Mysore)
Rama Gowda & Timma Gowda (1678AD)
Savanur Palyegars
Surpur (in Gulbarga) Palegar(1636-1858).
Narasimha Nayaka
Veerabommana Nayaka
Singappa Nayaka
Odera Nayaka
Kallappa Nayaka,
Chinna Hanama Nayaka
Havinayaka
Pedda Somanayaka
Ugra Singha Nayaka
Madakari Nayaka
Veera Jhampa Nayaka,
Balasoma Nayka
Hire Pam Nayaka
Raja Venkatappa Nayaka (Revolted against Nizam and British and defeated)
Deodurga and Chandanakeri (in Raichur)Palegar
Vasudeva Nayaka Founder (Son Kilacha)
Kilacha Nayaka
Kolli Rangappa Nayaka(1766)
Krishnappa Nayaka
Venkatappa Nayaka
Pidda Nayaka-III
Kanakagiri (in Koppal) Palegars
Parasappa Nayaka (1436-1510)(son Udicha)
Udicha Nayaka (1510)
Kelavadi Uducha Nayaka (1533-1578 AD)
Venkatappa Nayak(1586AD)
Navaaba Vuducha Nayaka
Kelavadi Vuduchappa Nayaka
Ballari Palyegar
Hande Hanumappa Nayaka
Immadi Hampa Nayak
Malkappa Nayak (married Siddha Ramamamma)(Sons Devappa, Chinna Ramappa, Nicca Mada Ramappa, Hampa)
Devappa Nayaka
Hariappa Nayaka
Hire Ramappa
Chikka Ramappa
Neelamma
Daddatale Ramappa
(Conquered by Hyder Ali)
Jarimale (in Bellary) Palekar
Papanna Nayaka
Pennappa Nayaka
Immadi Nayaka
Bhoomi Raja
Bommanna Nayaka
Nayakanahatti (in Chitradurga) Palegar
Kate Mallappa Nayaka (1529)
Mallappa Nayaka
Papa Nayaka
Suredevu Papa Nayaka
Kakala Nayaka
Dodlerappa Nayaka
Hatti Mallappa Nayaka (Son Kasturi Mallappa) (Wife Lakshmamma Nagati)
Kasturi Mallappa Nayaka (1620)
Mattinadu (Mattodu in Chitradurga) Palegar (1604 to 1779)
Halappa (Founder) (Son Doddanna)
Doddanna (1672)(Son Saugappa)
Saugappa (Son Halaraja)
Halaraja (1707-36) (Sons Siddharama, Doddanna)
Siddharama
Giriyappa Nayaka
Sangappa Nayaka(Converted to Veerashaivism).
Hartikote (in Chitradurga) Palegar
Tipparaja(1340 to 1355)
Nayaks of Gudekote (in Bellary) Palyegar
Hire Bommanna Nayaka(Appointed by Vijayangar Krishnadevaraya)
Gandala Nayaka
Pennappa Nayaka (1521-1541)
Papala Nayaka (1541-1558)
Kemmayya Raja (1558-1602)
Ramappa Nayaka (1602-1637)
Bommantha raja (1537-1676)
Karigud (in Raichur) Palegar
Ramachandra Nayaka (1610)
Katenayaka
Timmappa Nayaka
Ramappa Nayaka
Raja Ramanappa Nayaka
Bharamanna Nayaka
Nidugal (Nidugal and Dodderi) Palyegars (Harati Aymangalr)
(Contains several branches)
Kami Nayaka
Abi Nayaka
Kami Nayaka
Gudda Brahma Nayaka
Hottenna Nayaka
Isvara Deva Nayaka
Basavi Nayaka
Mummadi Brahma Nayaka
Isvara Dulappa Nayaka
Dundappa Nayaka
Lakshmipati Nayaka
Chikka Rangappa Nayaka (1592)
Vithana Nayaka (1560)
Abbana Nayaka
Kenchapa-Naygka (1568-70)
Sauraja Ranga Nayaka
Padana Nayaka
Chalami Nayaka
Chikka Rangappa Nayaka (1592-1620)
Kotekere Abbeya Nayaka
Bomme Nayaka
Hariya Hiriyodeyar Chikkauna Nayaka
Harati Tippala Nayaka
Timmanna Nayak (Moved from Dodderi to Nidugal)
Immadi Hottenna Nayaka
Vira Hotteuna Nayaka
Vira Timmanna Nayaka (1736)
Hottenna Nayaka(1739)
Holavanahalli (Korampur) Palyegar
Bhaire Gauda (Vira Gowda)(15th Century AD)
Dodda Bhaiche Gauda (Son of Bhaire Gauda)
Ankana Gauda (Captured by Brother of Magadi Chief)
Sanna Bhaiche Gouda (Younger son of Bhaire Gauda, Got help of Doddaballapur Chiefs and reinstated himself)
Hagalvadi (Chikkanayakkanahalli) Palyekar(1478 to 1776)
Erimada Nayaka(Founder)
Sali Nayaka (1508-1544) (Brother Chiknayakana)
Chiknayakana
Mudiyappa Nayaka I
Mudduveerappa Nayaka (1740-1753)
Channabasappa Nayaka (imprisoned by Haidar Ali at Srirangapattana,died in prison)
Yelahankanadu Prabhus and Magadi Kingdom
Ranabhaire Gowda
Jaya Gowda (1418AD) Established his principality of Yelahanka
Gidde Gowda (1433-1443AD)
Kempananje Gowda (1443-1513AD)
Kempe Gowda (1513-1569AD) Founder of new Bengaluru (Bangalore)
Magadi Kempe Gowda II (1569-1658AD) Shifted capital to Magadi from New Bengaluru
Mummadi Kempe Gowda III (1658-1678AD)
Dodda Veerappa Gowda(1678-1705AD)
Kempaveerappa Gowda (1705-1728AD)(Magadi Kingdom annexed to Mysore Empire)
Hulikal Chiefs
Honnappa Gowda (1634-1672AD)(Brother of Kempe Gowda III)
Anakanna Gowda (1672-1690AD)
Ginyappa Gowda (1690-1718AD)
Mudappa Gowda(1718 - 1761AD)
Muddu Krishnaraja Gowda (1761-1793AD) Tipu Sultan Annexed Hulikal to Mysore Empire
Sonda (Sunda) Chiefs
(Svadi Dynasty)
Venkatapati Rajendra(Founder) (Arasappa I)
Ariappa (Arasappa II) Nayaka (1555-1598AD) Feudatory of Vijayangara
Ramachandra Nayak(1598-1618AD)
Ragonath(1618-1638AD) (Raghunatha)Tributary of Nayakas of Ikkeri
Madhava Linga Nayaka(1638-1674AD) (Madhulinga)
Immadi Sadasiva(1674-1697AD)Declared Independence and took title Raja from Nayaka
Immadi Basava Linga (1695AD-)Fought with Peshwas and became their Tributaries
Sawai Immadi Sadasiva (1745) Conqured by Mysore Empire
Kalale Chiefs (15th to 19th century AD) of Srirangapatna
(Feudatories of Mysore Wodeyars)
Karikala Mallaraja
Timmaraja (Sons Nandinathayya, Komarayya)
Komarayya (Sons Doddayya, Nanjarajayya, Mallarajayya)
(Defeated
Keladi Sivappa Nayakka, Defeated Bijapur General Ranadulla Khan,
Subdued Virappa Nayaka of Madura, Added Satyamangala and Danayakanokote
to Mysore Empire, Conquered Yalahanka nadu, Made Chikka Kempe Gowda
feudatory of Mysore. Kallur, Kadaba, Turuvekere, Mayisamudra annexed to
Mysore Empire. Maleyala and Konkan were subdued. Sameti Rangappa Nayaka
and Sri Ranga Raya were made feudatories)
Doddayya (sons Kantayya) (Defeated Mahrattas at Kottatti and married Aurangazeb daughter who was imprisoned there, Aurangazeb sent large number of gifts as his daughter was saved from Mahrattas)
Nanjarajayya (Sons, Unknown, Basavaraje Arasu)
Mallarajayya
His Son
Doddayya (sons Kantayya) (Defeated Mahrattas at Kottatti and married Aurangazeb daughter who was imprisoned there, Aurangazeb sent large number of gifts as his daughter was saved from Mahrattas)
Nanjarajayya (Sons, Unknown, Basavaraje Arasu)
Mallarajayya
His Son
Cheluve Arasu
Dodde Arasu
Virarajayya (Sons Devarajayya, Karachuri Nanjarajayya, Dodda Raja)
Devarajayya
Dodde Arasu
Virarajayya (Sons Devarajayya, Karachuri Nanjarajayya, Dodda Raja)
Devarajayya
(Hyder Naik (Hyder Ali) Commander of the Army betrayed and took over the throne
Kittur Principality
Hiremallashetty ,Chickamallashetty (1586AD)(brothers from Sagar, Shimoga)(Capital Sampagaon)
Kittur Principality
Hiremallashetty ,Chickamallashetty (1586AD)(brothers from Sagar, Shimoga)(Capital Sampagaon)
(Sultan Adil shah conferred admin of Kittur and Adjoining areas for services rendered)
Chickamallashetty (Sons Nagongonda Desai, Parappagonda Desai)
Nagongonda desai (sons Balanaganagouda Desai, Mallappa Gouda Desai)
Parappagonda Desai(Son Channappa gouda Desai)
Channappa Gouda Desai
Balanagana gouda Desai (Sons Allappa gauda Desai, Mallappa Gouda Desai)
Allappagauada Sardesai (1650-81AD) (sons Mallappa Gouda Desai, Channappa Gouda Desai)
Mallapppa Gauda(1782AD)(Anglo-Maratha war ended with Slabai Treaty, Tipu Sultan replaced Hyder Ali in Mysore) (Hyder Ali launches attach against Peshwa territories Siezed Badami, Nargund and Kittur) (Tipu Sultan forms Anti-British Confederacy) (1787AD, Gajendragad Treaty between Peshwas and Mysore, kittur returned to Peshwa Control)(Son Chickmallappa Gouda)
Channappa Gouda Desai (Sons Mudimallappa Gouda Desai, Rachappa Gouda Desai)
Mudimallappa Desai (1686-87AD)(Capital shifted to Kittur)(constructed Kittur Fort)(After Fall of Bijapur Sultanate to Aurangazeb, under Savanur Nawab Rauf Khan)
Rachappa Gouda Desai (Shivana Gouda Sardesai) (Son Rudra Gouda Desai)
Fakeer Malava Rudra gouda Desai (1747AD) (Sampgaon-kittur surrendered to Balaji Bajirao Peshwa along with 34 other Mahalas by Savanur Nawab Abdul Majid khan by treaty in 1749AD)(son Veerappa gouda Adopted)(Queen Rani Mallamma,Rudragouda fell in love with a seductive Muslim beauty called Niranjani and married her by converting her to Veerashaivism (Lingayat), Rudra gauda spent most of the time with Niranjani in the mahal built north of Kittur and thus making Rani Mallamma default Ruler.)
Virappagauda Sardesai(1749-1782AD)(Ruled Parasgad, Sampgaon, Bidi and others) (In 1753-54AD, Compelled to pay tribute of Rs.80000 by Peshwas, In 1778AD Virappagauda occupied Gokak but was defeated in 1779AD by Peshwas and died in Peshwa Prison)(Son Mallasaraja Adopted)
Chickamallashetty (Sons Nagongonda Desai, Parappagonda Desai)
Nagongonda desai (sons Balanaganagouda Desai, Mallappa Gouda Desai)
Parappagonda Desai(Son Channappa gouda Desai)
Channappa Gouda Desai
Balanagana gouda Desai (Sons Allappa gauda Desai, Mallappa Gouda Desai)
Allappagauada Sardesai (1650-81AD) (sons Mallappa Gouda Desai, Channappa Gouda Desai)
Mallapppa Gauda(1782AD)(Anglo-Maratha war ended with Slabai Treaty, Tipu Sultan replaced Hyder Ali in Mysore) (Hyder Ali launches attach against Peshwa territories Siezed Badami, Nargund and Kittur) (Tipu Sultan forms Anti-British Confederacy) (1787AD, Gajendragad Treaty between Peshwas and Mysore, kittur returned to Peshwa Control)(Son Chickmallappa Gouda)
Channappa Gouda Desai (Sons Mudimallappa Gouda Desai, Rachappa Gouda Desai)
Mudimallappa Desai (1686-87AD)(Capital shifted to Kittur)(constructed Kittur Fort)(After Fall of Bijapur Sultanate to Aurangazeb, under Savanur Nawab Rauf Khan)
Rachappa Gouda Desai (Shivana Gouda Sardesai) (Son Rudra Gouda Desai)
Fakeer Malava Rudra gouda Desai (1747AD) (Sampgaon-kittur surrendered to Balaji Bajirao Peshwa along with 34 other Mahalas by Savanur Nawab Abdul Majid khan by treaty in 1749AD)(son Veerappa gouda Adopted)(Queen Rani Mallamma,Rudragouda fell in love with a seductive Muslim beauty called Niranjani and married her by converting her to Veerashaivism (Lingayat), Rudra gauda spent most of the time with Niranjani in the mahal built north of Kittur and thus making Rani Mallamma default Ruler.)
Virappagauda Sardesai(1749-1782AD)(Ruled Parasgad, Sampgaon, Bidi and others) (In 1753-54AD, Compelled to pay tribute of Rs.80000 by Peshwas, In 1778AD Virappagauda occupied Gokak but was defeated in 1779AD by Peshwas and died in Peshwa Prison)(Son Mallasaraja Adopted)
Malla saraja(1785AD)(Queens,
Rudramma , Kittur Rani Chennamma) (1785AD, Kittur fell to Tipu, taken
Prisoner)(Son Shivalinga Ruda Sarja, veera Rudra Sarja, Shiva
Basavaraje) (Best ruler of Kittur, he resisted Tipu Sultan and Peshwas
when he was 17 years, Later British and Peswhas.)
Shivalinga rudra Sarja (died 1824AD)
Shivalingappa (Adopted by Shivalinga Rudra Sarja and renamed Mallasarja)(imprisonded by Peshwas and Died in their Custody)(Son Appasaheb)
Shivalinga rudra Sarja (died 1824AD)
Shivalingappa (Adopted by Shivalinga Rudra Sarja and renamed Mallasarja)(imprisonded by Peshwas and Died in their Custody)(Son Appasaheb)
Rani Chennamma(Fought against British, Died in Balihongal Prison)
Appasaheb (Sons Mallappa, Bapusaheb, Balasaheb)
Appasaheb (Sons Mallappa, Bapusaheb, Balasaheb)
Sugatur and Hoskote Chiefs (1559-1693AD) (Kolar)
Devayya (Founder)
Tammappa Bhupa (1559,60)
Chikka Tammendra (1564)(Broke the Turakas) (Assaulted Penugonda)(Title Chiga Raya given by Karnataka King)
Tamma Bhupala Gauda (1566,81) (Captured Bhimaridurga, destroyed traitors of king of Karnataka)
Immadi Chikka Raya (1600)
Mummudi Tamma Bhupa (1602)(Proficient in Karnataka, Andhra and Sanskrit Languges, As a child wrote Rajendra Chola charita, when mustaches were growing wrote krittanjuniya and when mature sundara charita all in Telugu, Composed Yaksha Gana work in Kannada, wrote commentary on Sanskrit Kammadi Vyakhydan and Rasika Manorajanjana, had Siva darpana compiled by Brahmanas, on requested wrote Kannada version of Sankara samhita)
Tamma Gauda (1614-1632)
Mummadi Chikka Gauda Raya (1640)
Tammappa Gauda (1661)
Mummadi Chikka Raya (1693)
Sivanapa Gauda (1706)
Avati Chiefs (1586-1729AD)
(Doddaballapur and Devanahalli)
Bavali Bayappa Gauda (1585,86)
Immadi Bavali Bayirapa Gauda (1596-1610)
Gopala Gaudarayya (1697,98)
Dodda Bairappa Gaudarayya (1716,29)
Sigalanada (Shiyalanadu) Prabhus
(Capital Aruhalli (Aralalu in Kanakapura))
Maradeva (Marappa) (1295, 1300, 1315, 1316)
Marappa (Sons Siddaya, Chikka ayivanna)
Siddaya (1391,93)
Maragauda (son Allagauda)
Allagauda (1400AD)
Vigneshwara Odeya (1506AD)
Channappa (1530)
Narayanadeva Odeya
Dandagaltuta (1563)
Buramahal Chiefs (Channapatna)
(Related to Vijayanagar Royal Family)
Rana peda Jagadeva raya
Ranojiraya
Jagadeva rajaya
Kumara
Immadi Jagadeva raya (1623AD)
Bettadapura principality
Vikrama raya (Son Chengal raya)
Chengal raya (Daughtger Mallajamma (Married Nanjaraja of piriyapatna))
Kallahalli and Piriyapatna Chiefs
Madhava (King of Dautapura in Hosavittinad (Hosalavishiya))(Queen Kusumajammanni)(Sons Madhava, Vijay, Vijayendra) (Became a Saint)
Madhava (Madhavarajavedyar) (Defeated Raya-ravutas and Palegars of Changunadu) (Became a sanyasi at the end of the period)
Vijaya (Became a Saint at the end of the period)
Vijayendra (Queen Padmajammanni)(Son Mangarasa) (Fought with Raya-ravutas and died in the battle)
Mangarasa (Queen Kamalajammanni)(ruler of Kallahallinad) (Son Jayarajeshvara) (Wrote books on Ramanasangita, Harivamsa, Sanatkumaracharita, Sripalacharita, Samyaktavakanmudi) (1613AD)
Jayarajeshvara
Kusa Taryalla
Srutakirti
Nagakirti
Sangama
Taryalla (800AD)
The Vanes (in Kubatur in Sorab)
(1241-1249 AD)
Soma Deva (Son Ravi Deva)
Ravi Deva (Sandani Simha)(Son Vikrama)
Vikrama deva
Setu-nad Principality (Sagar in Shimoga)
(Feudatories of Hoysalas)
Veera Hemmari Immadi Ballaha Devarasa (1278-1320)
Veerakoti Nayaka (1320)
Belagutti Arasus (Chiefs)
(Honnali Taluk)
Cheluva Rangappa (Sent by Vijayanagar Emperor to put down Bedara Channa)(Son Bhupalaraya)
Bhupalaraya (1381-1415)
Dasappa
Venkatadri (Conquered by Adil Shah)
Thimmappa (Recovered possession with help of Ikkeri Nayaks)
Venkatappa
Thimmappa Naik (Under Mysore Empire)(Son Digambarappa)
Digambarappa (1835)
Senavaras
Senavarasa (690AD)
Jivitavara (1025AD)
Jinutavahana (1053AD)
Marasimha(1058AD)
Nadalvas of Uddur(in Hole Narsipur)
(Under Hoysalas)
Mayi Nadaluva (Son Narayana)
Narayana (son Choli)
Choli Nadaluva(Son Padmanabha)
Padmanabha (Son Mayi)
Mayi Nadaluva (1141AD)
Chiefs of Holenarsipur
Narasimha Nayaka (General of Hoysala)(1168)
Lakshmappa Nayaka (1600AD) (Sons Rangappa, Channaraya)
Rangappa Nayaka
Virupa Nayaka (1629AD)
Narasimha Nayaka (1644,Conquered by Mysore empire)
Dalavai Nanjarajaiya (1644 -1667)(General of Mysore vodeyar)
Rangappa Nayaka II (1647AD)(Feudatory of Mysore Empire)
Chiefs of Channarayapatna
Puttagirija
Channaraya (son of Lakshmappa Nayaka of Holenarsipur)
(Annexed by Chamaraja Wodeyar V of Mysore Empire in 1633AD)
Chiefs of Javagal (in Arisikere)
Channa (Founder under Vijayanagar Empire) (Son Timma)
Timma (Son Nanjendra)
Nanjendra (Rayanna)(Son Bhairava)
Bhairava (1515AD)
Durgga Chiefs ( Maharajanadurga in Hassan)
Bodha Mahadeva
Veera Raja (1371AD)
Rangappa Nayak (1595AD)
Bijjavara Chiefs
Kala Chikkappa Gauda
Tontada Siddhalinga Bhupa (1560)
Chikka Bhupa (Son Immadi Chikka Bhupa) (Married Sommambika)
Immadi Chikka Bhupa (Bhoja raja)(1593AD)
Mummadi Chikkappa Gauda
Mudigere Chiefs
Mahanala Prabhu Mudigere Ramagowda
Midagesi Chiefs
Chiefs of Nuggihalli
(Padur vamsa in Kikeri in channarayapatna)
Dasappa Nayaka (Son Tirumalaraja) (Nuggehalli)
Tirumalaraja (son in law of Praudha Devaraya of Vijayanagara)(Son Rayana)
Rayana (Son Indushekara)
Indushekara (son Basava deva)
Basavarajyadevamahaarsa(1513)
Virupa maha arasa (Son Mala raja)(1573)
Malaraja
Salinayaka (Son Immadi Bhairappa)
Immadi Bhairappa nayaka (1627AD)
Belur chiefs
Rama dasa (Son Giriyappa)
Giriyappa Nayaka (Son Timmappa)
Timmappa Nayaka (Sons Baiyappa, Potappa)
Baiyappa Nayaka (Son Ere Krishnappa Nayaka, Viraiya)
Ere Krishnappa Nayak (Rewarded by Vijayanagar Krishnaraya (1509-26) (Son Venkatadri)
Viraiya (1538)
Venkatadri Nayaka (Sons Krishnappa, Chikka Nayaka)
Krishnappa Nayaka (Son Venkatadri)(1588-1625)
Chikka Nayaka(Son Lakshmappa)
Lakshmappa nayaka (1588-1606)
Venkatadri Nayaka (Sons Krishnappa, Thirumaliya) (1626-1643)
Thirumaliya (1640)
Krishnappa (1643-1654) (Sons Venkatadri, Lakshmappa)
Venkatadri (1655-70)(Son Krishnappa)
Lakshmappa Nayak (son Narasimha Nayaka)
Krishnappa Nayaka (1685-1697) (Sons Venakatadri, Krishnappa)
Venkatadri Nayak (Son Krishnappa)(1706-1751)
Krishnappa Nayak (Son of Krishnappa Nayak)(1711-12)
Krishnappa Nayaka (Son of Venkatadri nayak) (1755-1794) (Son Venkatadri Nayak)
Venkatadri Nayak
(Overrun by Bedanur and later Mysore Armies )
Nava DannAyaks of Bettadakote (Gopalswamy Betta)
Perumala-dannayaka (Commander under Ballal III Hoysala)(Son Madhava)Giriyappa Nayaka (Son Timmappa)
Timmappa Nayaka (Sons Baiyappa, Potappa)
Baiyappa Nayaka (Son Ere Krishnappa Nayaka, Viraiya)
Ere Krishnappa Nayak (Rewarded by Vijayanagar Krishnaraya (1509-26) (Son Venkatadri)
Viraiya (1538)
Venkatadri Nayaka (Sons Krishnappa, Chikka Nayaka)
Krishnappa Nayaka (Son Venkatadri)(1588-1625)
Chikka Nayaka(Son Lakshmappa)
Lakshmappa nayaka (1588-1606)
Venkatadri Nayaka (Sons Krishnappa, Thirumaliya) (1626-1643)
Thirumaliya (1640)
Krishnappa (1643-1654) (Sons Venkatadri, Lakshmappa)
Venkatadri (1655-70)(Son Krishnappa)
Lakshmappa Nayak (son Narasimha Nayaka)
Krishnappa Nayaka (1685-1697) (Sons Venakatadri, Krishnappa)
Venkatadri Nayak (Son Krishnappa)(1706-1751)
Krishnappa Nayak (Son of Krishnappa Nayak)(1711-12)
Krishnappa Nayaka (Son of Venkatadri nayak) (1755-1794) (Son Venkatadri Nayak)
Venkatadri Nayak
(Overrun by Bedanur and later Mysore Armies )
Nava DannAyaks of Bettadakote (Gopalswamy Betta)
Madhava-dannayaka (Goveror of Padinalknad) (1318AD)(Son Ketaya)
Ketaya-dannayaka (1321AD) (Son Singeya)(lords of Svastipura)
Singeya-dannayaka (1338AD)
Aratti Chiefs (in Varuna, Mysore)
(Feudatories of Western Gangas)
Ela Aratti (8th century AD)
Sultanates
Bahmani Sultanate (Bahmani dynasty), Bidar
Aladdin Hassan Bahman Shah 1347–1358 ( declared independence from Delhi Sultan, Muhammad bin Tughluq)
Mohammed Shah I 1358–1375
Aladdin Mujahid Shah 1375–1378
Da'ud Shah 1378
Mohammed Shah II 1378–1397
Ghiyath ud-Din 1397
Shams ud-Din 1397
Taj ud-Din Firuz Shah 1397–1422
Ahmad Shah I Wali 1422–1436
Aladdin Ahmad Shah II 1436–1458
Aladdin Humayun Zalim Shah 1458–1461
Nizam Shah 1461–1463
Mohammed Shah III Lashkari 1463–1482
Mohammed Shah IV (Mahmud Vira Shah) 1482–1518
Ahmad Vira Shah III 1518–1521
Aladdin Shah 1521–1522
Wali-Allah Shah 1522–1525
Kalim-Allah Shah 1525–1527
Firoz Shah Bahmani
Bijapur Sultanate (Adil Shahi Dynasty)
Sultan Ibrahim Adil Shah II
Yusuf Adil Shah (1490–1510)
Ismail Adil Shah (1510–1534)
Mallu Adil Shah (1534)
Ibrahim Adil Shah I (1534–1558)
Ali Adil Shah I (1558–1580)
Ibrahim Adil Shah II (1580–1627)
Mohammed Adil Shah (1627–1657); his mausoleum is the Gol Gumbaz, Bijapur
Ali Adil Shah II (1657–1672)
Sikandar Adil Shah (1672–1686)
Abdul Razaq Baig (1686-1696) after completion of Adilshah period
Bidar sultanate (Barid Shahi dynasty)
Qasim Barid I 1492–1504
Amir Barid I 1504–1542
Ali Barid Shah 1542–1580
Ibrahim Barid Shah 1580–1587
Qasim Barid Shah II 1587–1591
Ali Barid Shah II 1591
Amir Barid Shah II 1591–1600
Mirza Ali Barid Shah III 1600–1609
Amir Barid Shah III 1609–1619.
Srirangapatna sultanate
Hyder Ali(Hyder Naik)(1761–1782)
Tipu Sultan (1782–1799)
Asaf Jahi dynasty,Hyderabad
Nizam-ul-Mulk(1724 - 1748)
Nizam Ali Khan(1762 - 1803)
Sikander Jah(1803 - 1829)
Nasir-ud-Dowla(1829 - 1857)
Afzal-ud-Dowla(1857 - 1869)
Mahboob Ali Pasha(1869 - 1911)
Osman Ali Khan (1911 - 1948)
Savanur State
(Nawabs of Savanur)
Abdul Karim Khan (1672)(Founder)
Dalil Khan Abdul Rauf (1680 - 23 Jun 1720 )
Abdul Fath Khan (Jun 1720 - Sep 1720)
Abdul Mahmad Khan (Sep 1720 - Feb 1721)
Abdul Ghafur Khan (Feb 1721 - 7 Apr 1726)
Abdul Majid Khan I (7 Apr 1726 – Oct 1755)
Abdul Sattar Khan -Regent(7 Apr 1726 - 19 Oct 1730)
Diler Abdul Hakim Khan I (Oct 1755 - 20 Feb 1794) (exiled 29 Oct 1786 – 17 Dec 1791 when the state was occupied by Mysore)
Abdul Husain Khan (20 Feb 1794 – 25 Nov 1796)
Abul Khair Khan I (25 Nov 1796 - 2 Nov 1827) (recognized by Peshwa as vassal ruler from Nov 1794 until 1818)
Faiz Khan (2 Nov 1827 - 12 Jan 1828)
Munawwar Khan (8 May 1828 - 17 Aug 1834)
Abul Diler Khan II (17 Aug 1834 - Aug 1862)
Abul Khair Khan II (Aug 1862 - 11 May 1868)
Diler Khan (11 May 1868 - 11 Aug 1884 )
Diwan Muhammad Ghaus Khan -Regent(11 May 1868 - 12 Jun 1883)
Abdul Tabriz Khan (11 Aug 1884 - 26 Jul 1892)
Regent(11 Aug 1884 – 1 May 1887)
Abdul Majid Khan II (26 Jul 1892 - 1954)
Daud Muhammad Khan Sahib Pathan -Regent(26 Jul 1892 - 12 Nov 1912)
Subadars or Faujdars at Sira (Governors Under Mughals)
(Nawabs of Sira)
Khasim Khan (1686AD)(Killed in Battle of Dodderi
Atish Khan (1694AD)
Karad Manur Khan (1697AD)
Zulfikar Khan (1698AD)
Rustom Jang (Kaifiyat Khan)
Dakhta Manur Khan (1704)
Pudad Ulla Khan (1706AD)
Davud Khan (1707AD)
Sadat Ulla Khan (1709)
Amin Khan (1711AD)
Ghalib Khan (1713AD)
Darga Khalil Khan (1714AD)
Abid Khan (1715AD)
Mulahavar Khan (1716AD)
Darga Khuli khan (1720)
Abdul Rasul Khan (1721)
Tayar Muhammad Khan (1722AD)
Dilavar Khan (1724-56) (Defeated by Mahrattas)
Baslat Jang (1761-66)(Appointed by Haidar Ali, fell again to Mahrattas after defection Of Haidar Ali Brother, Reconqured by Tipu Sultan in 1774, Mahrattas reconquered in 1791 with British Cornwallis help)
Honnali Nawabs
Khutub-ul-Mulk Sher Khan Jammand(officer to Aurangazeb)
Khutub-uddin Khan (Management Transfered to Nawab of Savanur, restored by Tipu sultan)
Hasan Ali Khan
Orissa
Nala Dynasty
Vrsabhadhvaja(400AD)
Varaharaja(400 -440AD)
Bhavadatta(440 - 465AD)
Arathapati(465 - 475AD)
Skandavarman(475 - 500AD)
Prthviraja
Viruparaja
vilasatunga
Eastern Ganga Dyansty
Gangas of Svetaka (Chikiti)
Jayavarma Deva
Anantavarman
Gangaka Vilasa
Bhupendra Varman
Mahendravarman
Prithivarman
Indravarman I
Indravarman II
Samantavarman (c. 909-921?)
Eastern Ganga Dynasty (main)
Indravarman I(Jirjingi plates)(498 to 537AD)
Samantavarman (c. 537-562)
Hastivarman (c. 562-578)
Indravarman II (c. 578-589)
Danarnava (c. 589-652)
Indravarman III (c. 589-652)
Gunarnava (c. 652-682)
Devendravarman I (c. 652-682?)
Anantavarman III (c. 808-812?)
Rajendravarman II (c. 812-840?)
Devendravarman V (c. 885-895?)
Gunamaharnava I (c. 895-939?)
Vajrahasta II (Anangabhimadeva I) (895-939?)
Gundama - (c. 939-942)
Kamarnava I (c. 942-977)
Vinayaditya (c. 977-980)
Vajrahasta IV (c .980-1015)
Kamarnava II (c. 1015–6 months after)
Gundama II (c. 1015-1038)
Imperial Gangas
Vajrahasta V (c. 1038-1070)
Rajaraja Deva I (c. 1070-1077)
Anantavarman Chodaganga (c. 1077–1147)
Jatesvaradeva (c. 1147–1156)
Raghava Deva (c. 1156-1170)
Rajaraja Deva II (c. 1170-1190)
Anangabhima Deva II (c. 1190–1198)
Rajraja Deva III (c. 1198-1211)
Anangabhima Deva III (c. 1211-1238)
Narasimha Deva I (1238–1264)
Bhanu Deva I (1264–1278)
Narasimha Deva II (1279–1306)
Bhanu Deva II (1306–1328)
Narasimha Deva III (1328–1352)
Bhanu Deva III (1352–1378)
Narasimha Deva IV (1378–1414)
Bhanu Deva IV (1414–1434)
Narayanapuram Branch (A.D. 1117-1251)
(Eastern Ganga)
Permandiraju (A.D. 1117-1144)
Rajendra Choda (A.D. 1129-1139)
Prolamaraju (A.D. 1139-1145)
Madaparaju (A.D. 1100-1150)
Suraparaju (A.D. 1151)
Mangiraju (A.D. 1263)
Upendra (A.D. 1263-1289)
Mangiraja II (A.D. 1289)
Jantarnadu Branch (A.D. 1270-1460)
(Eastern Ganga)
Narasimha (A.D. 1272-1285)
Gangaraju (A.D. 1285-1319)
Pratapa Gangaraju (A.D. 1319-1368)
Unnamed King (A.D. 1368-1398)
Sangamaraju (A.D. 1398-1420)
Gangaraja A.D. (1420-1440)
Singaraja
Pratapa Kurmaraja (A.D. 1440-1461)
Virasavaranatha
Gudari Kataka Branch
(Eastern Ganga)
Kajjala Bhanu(Bhanu Deva IV)
Svarna Bhanu
Kalasandha Deva
Chudanga Deva
Harimani Deva
Narasimha Deva
Ananta Deva
Padmanabha Deva
Pitambara Deva
Vasudeva
Purrushottama Anangabhima Deva (Bhima Deva)
Parlakhemundi Branch
(Eastern Ganga)
Sibalinga Narayan Bhanudeo (1566-1590)
Subarna Kesari Govinda Gajapati Narayan Deo (1590-1630)
Mukunda Rudra Gajapati Narayan Deo (1630-1656)
Mukunda Deo (1656-1674)
Ananta Padmanabh Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1674-1702)
Sarbajgan Jagannatha Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1686-1702)
Narahari Narayan Deo (1702-1729)
Bira Padmanabh Narayan Deo II (1729-1748)
Prataprudra Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1748-1751)
Jagannatha Gajapati Narayan Deo II (1751-1771)
Goura Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo I (1771-1802)
Purushottam Gajapati Narayan Deo (1802-1805)
Jagannath Gajapati Narayan Deo III (1821-1851)
Prataprudra Gajapati Narayan Deo II (1851-1855)
Goura Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo II (1855-1904)
Krushna Chandra Gajapati Narayan Deo (1913-until accession)
Kadambas of Kalinga
Mahamandalesvara Ranaka (Sri Bhama Khedi)(Founder)
Dharma Khedi (976-1054AD)
Devendra Varma (1103-1181AD)
Udayaditya deva
Mahasamanta Nagakhedi
Tailapavamsis of Orissa
(Decendent of Chalukyas of Kalyani(Tailapa))
Ranaka Ramadeva
Rastrakutas of Sambalpur (Orissa)((11-12century AD)
Ranaka Chamaravigraha
Dhamsaka
Ranaka Parachakrasalya
Madhya Pradesh
Kalachuri Dynasty
Tripuri Kalachuri (Bundelkhand)
Vamaraja (Founder)
Sankaragana i (593AD)
Lakshmanaraja I
Kokalla (845AD)
Shankaragana II
Balaharsha
Yuvarajadeva I
Sankargana III
Yuvararaja II
Kokalla II
Gangeyadeva (1015AD)
Karna
Yashakarna (1073AD)
Gayakarna
Narasinha
Jayasimha
Vijaysimha
Mahakumara Ayayasimha
Kasia Kalachuri
Sodhideva
Nannaraja
Lakshmana
Aivataja
Bhimata
Lakshmanaraja II
Aivaraja II
Bhuda
Lakshmanaraja III
Bhimata II
Raipur Kalachuri
Brahmadeva
Nayaka Hajiraja
Ratnapur Kalachuri
Kalingaraja
kamalaraja
Ratnaraja I
Prithvideva I
Jajalladeva I
Ratnadeva II
Prithvideva II
Jajalladeva II
Ratnadeva III
Amanadeva I
Rajadeva
ulhandadeva
Amanadeva II
Pratapamalla
Chinndaka Nagas of Chakrakuta(Bastar)
(Related to Sindas of Bagalkot ((Sanskrit)Chinndaka = (Kannada) Sinda))
Vallabharaja(760AD)
Rajamalla(9th century AD)
Vankhaditya
Sankhapala(10th century AD)(Mentioned in kavya navasahasankacharita)
Nrpatibhusana(11th century AD)
Dharavarsa jagadekabhusana (Son Someshvara)(Queen. Gundamahadevi) (1050-60AD)
Madhurantakadeva (Killed Dharavarsa with help of Kulothunga I(Eastern Chalukya))(Sons Kanhara, Nayaka, Tungaraja)(Queen Nagala Mahadevi)
Somesvara(Killed Madhurantaka with Kalyani Chalukya Help)(son Kanhara) (1069AD)
Kannaradeva I(1100AD)
Kanharadeva II
Narasimhadeva
Jayasimhadeva (1175D)(Queens Loka Mahadevi, Susanadevi)
Someshvara II (1208AD) (Son Narasimhadeva)
Narasimhadeva (1218,1224)
Harischandra (1259-21AD)(Queen Manikyadevi)
Chalukyas of Bastar
Annamadeva(Founder) (1320 - 1369AD)
Hamir Deva (1369-1410)
Bhaitai Deva (1410–1468)
Purushottama Deva (1468–1534)
Pratapa Raja Deva (1602–1625)
Dikpala Deva (1680–1709)
Rajapala Deva (1709-21AD)
Dalapati Deva (1731AD)
Banas of South Kosala (Chattishgarh)
Nandivarman (Founder)
Malladeva
Vikramaditya jayameru (Vidyadhara
Vijayaditya Prabhumeru
Rashtrakutas
Rashtrakutas of Dahal (near Jabalpur) (Madhya Pradesh)
Golhanadeva (1023)
Rastrakutas in Bhopal
Jejjata
Karkaraja (Defeated Nagabatta(Son of Prathihara Vatsaraja))
Parabala (860AD)(Daughter Rannadevi (Married to Dharmapala of Pala dynasty))
Rathore of Madhyapradesh (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Ratlam Branch
Ratan Singh (1652–1658 )
Chhatrasal (1695–1706)
Keshri Singh (1706–Feb 1716)
Pratap Singh (1716)
Man Singh (1716–1743)
Prithvi Singh (1743–1773)
Padam Singh (17?? – 1800)
Parbat Singh (1800–1825)
Balwant Singh (1814 – 1857)
Bhairon Singh (b. 1839 – d. 1864
Ranjit Singh (b. 1860 – d. 1893)
Sajjan Singh (b. 1880 – d. 1947)
Jhabua Branch
Kesho Das(1584 – 1607 )
Karan Singh(1607 – 1610)
Man Singh (1610 – 1677)
Kushal Singh (1677 – 1723)
Anup Singh (1723 – 1727)
Sheo Singh (1727 – 1758 )
Bahadur Singh (1758 – 1770)
Bhim Singh (1770 – 1821)
Pratap Singh (1821 – 1832)
Ratan Singh (1832 – 1840)
Gopal Singh (b. 1841 – d. 1895)
Udai Singh (b. 1875 – d. af.1945)
Dhalip Singh (1945 – d. 1947)
Sitamau Branch
Kesho Das (1701 – 1748)
Gaj Singh (1748 – 1752)
Fateh Singh (1752 – 1802)
Raj Ram Singh I (1802 – 1867)
Bhawani Singh (1867 – 28)
Bahadur Singh (1885 – 1899)
Shardul Singh (1899 – 1900)
Raj Ram Singh II (1900 – 1947)
Sailana Branch
Jai Singh (1736 – 1757)
Jaswant Singh (1757 – 1772)
Ajab Singh (1772 – 1782)
Mokham Singh (1782 – 1797)
Lakshman Singh (1797 – 1826)
Ratan Singh (1826 – 1827)
Nahar Singh (1827 – 1841)
Takhat Singh (1841 – 1850)
Rajmata Nath Kanwarji (regent) (1850 – 1859)
Duleh Singh (1850 – 1895)
Jaswant Singh (1895 – 1919)
Dilip Singh (1919 – 1948 )
Alirajpur Branch
Anand Deo (1437 - 1440)
Pratap Deo
Chanchal Deo
Gugal Deo
Bachchharaj Deo
Dip Deo
Pahad Deo I
Udai Deo
Pahad Deo II (- 1765)
Pratap Singh I (1765 - 1818)
Jashwant Singh (usurper) (1818 - 1862)
Gang Deo (1862 - 1869)
Rup Deo (1869-1881)
Bijai Singh (1881 - 1890)
Pratap Singh II (1891 - 1911) (installed Mar 1892)
Pratap Singh II (1911 - 1941)
Surendra Singh (1941-47)
Gangetic Plain
Rastrukutas
Early Rastrakutas
Paravala I (800AD)
Paraval II (861AD)
Rastrakutas of Kannauj(11-13th Century AD)
Chandra
Vigrahapala
Bhuvanapala
Gopala (Sons Tribhuvana, Madanapala, Devapala)
Tribhuvana
Madanapala (1119)
Devapala (Lost Shravasti to Gahadavalas in 1128)(Son Bhimapala)
Bhimapala (Son Shurapala)
Surapala (Sons Amritpala, Lakhanpala)
Amritapala
Lakhanpala (In 1202 defeated by Qutub-ud-din)
Mahasamanta Barahadeva (under Gahadavala Adakkhamalla)
Gahadavala (Rastrakuta) Line
Chandradeva (1089-1103 AD)
Madanapala (1104-1113 AD)
Govindachandra (1114-1155 AD)
Vijayachandra (1155-1169 AD) (Vijayapala, Malladeva) (Sons Jayachandra, Manikchandra)
Jayachandra (1170-1194 AD), (Jaichand)(Sons Harichandra, Jayapala)
Harishchandra (c. 1194-1197 AD)(Sons Setarama, Siha)
Setarama
Siha
Collateral Branches of Gahadvala
Chand Kings of Kumaon.
Vijaypur Kantit kings
Manda Kings
Bundela Kings
Rastrakutas of Bihar
unknown (Son Mathana, Brother (Son Maharpathihara Sivaraja), Daughter Vigrahapala III (Son Ramapala))
Mathana (Mahana)
Chikora (Devaraksita of pithi)
Mahamandalika kahnura deva
Suvarnadeva
Mahadaladihpathi candara
Rastrakutas of Bodhgaya
Nanna (Gunavalokha)
Kirtiraja
Tunga (Dharmavaloka). (968AD)(Daughter Bhagyadevi (Married to Rajyapala of Pala dynasty))
Sarayupura Kalachuri
Rajputra
Shivaraja I
Shankaragana
GunaSagara
Ullabha
Bhamanadeva
Shankaragana II
Mugdhatunga
Gunasagara II
Shivaraja II
Bhamana
Shankaragana III
Bhima
Vyasa
Sondhadeva
Karnata Dynasty , Mithila
(Chalukya Vikramaditya VI invaded Nepal in 1068AD and appointed his governors paving way to Karnata Dynasty with Simaramapura (Simraon in Champaran))
Nanyadeva (1097-1147AD)(Son Gangeya)
GangaDeva (1147-88) (Son Narasimha)
Narsimhadeva (1188-1209) (Son Rama Simha)
Ramasimha deva(1209-1248)
Shaktisimha deva(1248-1306AD)
Bhupalasimha deva
Harisimha deva (1314-1324)(Jurists Devaditya, Vireshvara, Chandeshvara served in his court)
(Invasion of Tuqlaq, Harisimha shifted capital to Bhatgaon, his successors became rulers of Nepal)
Rathore (Jharkhand)(Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Saraikela Branch
Bikram Singh (1620) (Founder)
Nru Singh
Satrughan Singh (1728 – 1743)
Abhiram Singh (1743 – 1818)
Bikram Singh II (1818 – 1823)
Ajamber Singh (1823 – 1837)
Chakradhar Singh (1837 – 1883)
Udit Narayan Singh (1883 – 1884)
Udit Narayan Singh (1884 – 1922)
Udit Narayan Singh (1922 – 1931)
Aditya Pratap Singh ( 1931 – 1947)
Kharsawan Branch
Kunwar Padam Singh (Son of Bikram Singh of Saraikela)
Gangaram Singh Deo (1857 - 1863)
Ram Narain Singh (1863 - )
Raghunath Singh Deo ( -1884)
Mahendra Narayan Singh Deo (1884 - 1902)
Siram Chandra Singh Deo (1902 - 1917)
Siram Chandra Singh Deo ( 1917 - 1947)
Bengal
Pala Dynasty
Gopala (750-770)
Dharmapala (770-810)
Devapala (810-850)
Shurapala/Mahendrapala (850 - 854)
Vigrahapala (854 - 855)
Narayanapala (855 - 908)
Rajyapala (908 - 940)
Gopala II (940-960)
Vigrahapala II (960 - 988)
Mahipala (988 - 1038)
Nayapala (1038 - 1055)
Vigrahapala III (1055 - 1070)
Mahipala II (1070 - 1075)
Shurapala II (1075 - 1077)
Ramapala (1077 - 1130)
Kumarapala (1130 - 1140)
Gopala III (1140 - 1144)
Madanapala (1144 - 1162)
Govindapala (1162 - 1174)
Sena Dynasty
Hemanta Sen (1070 AD)
Vijay Sen (1096-1159 AD)
Ballal Sen (1159 - 1179 AD)
Lakshman Sen (1179 - 1206 AD)
Vishvarup Sen (1206 - 1225 AD)
Keshab Sen (1225-1230 AD)
Gujarat
Chalukyas
Imperial Chalukyas (Gujarat Branch)
(Pulakesin II conquers kings of Lata, Malava, Gurjara)
Dharasraya Jayashimavarman (Son of Pulikesin II)(666-691AD)(Sons Mangalaraja, Sryasraya Siladitya, Buddhavarman, pulakesi Janasraya, Nagavaddhana)
(Navasari Branch)
Sryasraya Siladitya (669, 692AD)
Mangalaraja Vinayaditya (731)
Pulakesi Avani Janasraya (Defeated Arabs) (738AD)
Kaira Branch
Buddhavarman (Son Vijayaraja)
Vijayaraja (713AD)
Nasik Branch
Nagavarddhana
Gujarat Chalukyas (Solanki)
(Kingdom of Anahilavada)
Chalukya Chiefs of Lata(Under Rastrakutas)
Bhuvada
Karnaditya
Chandraditya
Somaditya
Bhuvanaditya
Raji (married Liladevi(Chavada Princess, sister of Samanthasimha), Rayaji (Sister of Lakho Phulani))(Son Mularaja, Rakhayat)(942AD)
Mulraja I (942-996AD)(Killed Maternal Uncle and Took over)(Son Chamunda) (Founder)
Chamunda (997-1010) (Sons Vallabha raja, Dhurlaba Raja, Naga Raja)
Vallabharaja 1010 (Died in six months)
Durlabharaja (1010-1022)
Bhimadev I (son of Naga Raja) (1024 -1064) )(Queens Udayamati, Bhukuladevi, ?)(Sons Mularaja, Kshemaraja, Karna)
Kshemaraja (Retired to Holy place)
Karnadeva (1064-93) (Sons Ahada(Asthada), Chahada, Bahada, Ambada, Solla) (Founded Karnavati) (Married Mailaladevi (Goa Kadamba princess (Daughter of Jayakesi)))
Siddharja Jayasinha (Sadharo Jesingh)(Son of Mailaladevi) (1093-1143AD)
Tribhuvanpala(Great Grandson of Bhimmadev)(Son of Haripala(Son of Kshemarja (Son of Bhima and Bakuladevi)))(Queen Kashmira devi)(Sons Mahipala, Krittipala, Kumarapala, Daughters Premaladevi, Devaladevi)
Kumarapala (1143-74)(Queen Bhupaladevi)
Ajayapala (Son of Mahipala)(1174-77) (Son Mularaja Bhima) (Queen Naikidevi (Kadamba Princess))
Mularaja II (1177-79) (Installed as minor King) (Queen Naikidevi(Defeated Mahmud of Ghazni))
Bhimadeva II (1179-1242)(Defeated Muhammad of Ghor)(Queen Lailadevi)
Tribhuvanapala (1242-44AD)(Real power passed on to Vaghela branch)
Mangaldev (1244-60AD) (Son Ganeshdev)
Ganeshdev (1260-90)(Sons Bhanudev, Bhishamdev)
Bhanudev (1290)
Devarajsingh (1430-76AD)(sons Jaisingh, Ramsingh, Amratdev)
(After Tribhuvanapala dynasty split into Multiple branches and Sub-branches)
(Almecha, Baghela (Rewah, Pethapur, Tharad, Adalaj), Bahala (Kalyanpur), Bhurta (Baru, Tekra and Chahir), Birpura (Lunawada), Brika (Muslim), Kalacha (Baru, Tekra and Chahir), Kalamor (in Gujarat), Kharara (Alota and Jawara), Langaha , Raka (Toda), Ranakia (Desuri), Surki (in the Deccan), Sarwaria (Girnar), Rantia, Togra , Bharsuria, Kataria, Sikharia, Sarakia, Solanke, Tantia (Chandbhar, Sakanbari) etc., as well as many lineages or sub-clans, including, Jogda, Hameersinghot-Sawansinghot, Jaitmalot, Khetsinghot, Lahecha, Manchla, Ravdecha, Sattawat, Shankersinghot, etc.)
Later Gujarat Chalukyas (Vaghela)
(branch of the Chalukya (Solanki) Kings, started rule at Dholka)
Dhavala (Married Kumarapala's Aunt) (1160AD) (Son Anaka)
Arnoraja (Anaka) (1170)(Founder of Vagheala) (Son Lavanaprasada)
Lavanaprasada (1200)(Chief of Dholka)(Queen Madanarajani) (Son Viradhavala)
Viradhavala(1233-38)(Sons virama Visala, Prathapamalla)
Prathapamalla (son Arjunadeva)(1238-43)
Visaladeva (1243-61)(King of Anahilavada)
Arjunadeva (1261-74)(Son Saranga)
Sarangadeva(1274-95) (Son Karna)
Karnadeva (Ghelo)(1296-1304)
submitted to the Delhi Empire.
Chalukyas of Lata
(Chalukyas under Tailapa took over Lata)
Nimbarka
Barappa (Chalukyan General from Kalyana) (Defeated Mualaraja)(Founder)(970-990AD)
Gogiraja (990-1010)
Kirtiraja (1010-1030AD)
Vatsaraja (1030-50)
Trilochanapala(1050-70)
Sendrakas of Gujarat and Khandesh
(Chalukyan Feudatories brought to Gujarat from Shimoga)
Bhanusakti (Son Adityasakti)
Adityasakti (Son Allasakti)
Nikumbha Allasakti (653 - 656AD)
Jayśakti (680AD)
Devasakti (Son Dandiraja)
Dandiraja (Son Vairadeva)
Vairadeva(702AD)
Bhogasakti
Rashtrakutas of Lata (Gujarat Branch)
(Dantidurga conquers Lata, Malwa)
Branch I
Dhurva (710-730AD)(Son of Karkaraja)
Govinda (730-750)
Karka Suvarnavarsha (750-770)
Branch II
Indra (807-818) (brother of Govinda III (Manyakheta Main Branch)) (Son Karka, Govinda) (Founder)
Karka (Sons Dhandivarman, Dhruva)(812,816,821)
Govinda (818-827)
Dhurva I (Son Akalavasha Subhatunga)(835-845)
Akalavarsha Shubhatunga (867)(Son Dhurva)
Durva II (887, 871)
Dhandivarman (Son Akalavarsha Krishna)
Akalavarsha Krishna (888AD)
(Direct rule from Manyakhet by Krishna II)
Rathore (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Idar State
Rao Anand Singh (son of Ajit Singh of Jodhpur)(1731 – 1753)
Shiv Singh (1736 – 1791) (His second son founded a separate branch ruled as Maharajas of Ahmednagar )
Bhawani Singh (1755 – 1792)
Gambhir Singh (1781 – 1833)
Jawan Singh (1830 – 1868)
Keshri Singh (1864 – 1901)
Krishna Singh (1901 – 1901)
Pratap Singh (1845 – 1922)
Daulat Singh (1875 – 1931)
Himmat Singh (1899 – 1960)
Ahmadnagar Branch
Sangram Singh (1791 – 1798)
Karan Singh(1798 – 1835)
Prithvi Singh (1835 – 1839)
Takht Singh (1841 – 1843)
Morasa Branch
Zalim Singh (1791 – 1806)
Pratap Singh (1806 – 1821)
Baad Branch
Amir Singh (1791 – 1826)
Soor Branch
Indra Singh (1791-)
NEPAL
Malla Dynasty
Malla rulers of the whole Kathmandu valley, Nepal
Ari Deva c.1201 - 1216
Abhaya Malla c.1216 - 1235
Ranasura c.1216
Jayadeva Malla c.1235 - 1258
Jayabhima Deva c.1258 - 1271
Jayasimha Malla c.1271 - 1274
Ananta Malla c.1274 - 1310
Jayananada Deva c.1310 - 1320
Jayari Malla c.1320 - 1344
Jayarudra Malla c.1320 - 1326
Jayaraja Deva c.1347 - 1361
Jayarjuna Malla c.1361 - 1382
Jayasthiti Malla c.1382 - 1395
Jayajyotir Malla c.1395 - 1428
Jayakiti Malla c.1395 - 1403
Jayadharma Malla c.1395 - 1408
Jayayakshya Malla c.1428 - 1482
Malla rulers of Kantipur ,Old Royal Palace in Kathmandu (Kantipur)
Ratna Malla 1482 - 1520
Surya Malla 1520 - 1530
Amara Malla 1530 - 1538
Narendra Malla 1538 - 1560
Mahendra Malla 1560 – 1574
Sadashiva Malla 1574 – 1583
Shivasimha Malla 1583 – 1620
Lakshminarasimha Malla 1620 - 1641
Pratapa Malla 1641 – 1674
Chakravartendra Malla 1669
Mahipatendra Malla 1670
Jayanripendra Malla 1674 – 1680
Parthivendra Malla 1680 – 1687
Bhupalendra Malla 1687 – 1700
Bhaskara Malla 1700 – 1714
Mahendrasimha Malla 1714 – 1722
Jagajjaya Malla 1722 – 1736
Jaya Prakash Malla 1736 – 1746, 1750 – 1768
Jyoti Prakash Malla 1746 – 1750
Malla rulers of Lalitpur ,Royal Palace and Hindu temples in Patan (Lalitpur)
Purandara Simha c.1580 - 1600
Harihara Simha c.1600 - 1609
Shiva Simha (King of Kantipur) 1609 - 1620
Siddhi Narasimha 1620 - 1661
Srinivasa Malla 1661 - 1685
Yoga Narendra Malla 1685 – 1705
Loka Prakash Malla 1705 – 1706
Indra Malla (Purandara Malla) 1706 – 1709
Vira Narasimha Malla 1709
Vira Mahindra Malla 1709 – 1715
Riddhi Narasimha 1715 – 1717
Mahindra Simha (King of Kantipur) 1717 – 1722
Yoga Prakash Malla 1722 – 1729
Vishnu Malla 1729 – 1745
Rajya Prakash Malla 1745 – 1758
Vishvajit Malla 1758 – 1760
Jaya Prakash Malla (King of Kantipur) 1760 – 1761, 1763 – 1764
Ranajit Malla (King of Bhaktapur) 1762 – 1763
Dala Mardan Shah 1764 – 1765
Tej Narasimha Malla 1765 – 1768
Malla rulers of Bhaktapur
Raya Malla 1482 - 1519
Prana Malla 1519 - 1547
Vishva Malla 1547 - 1560
Trailokya Malla 1560 – 1613
Jagajjyoti Malla 1613 – 1637
Naresha Malla 1637 – 1644
Jagat Prakasha Malla 1644 – 1673
Jitamitra Malla 1673 – 1696
Bhupatindra Malla 1696 – 1722
Ranajit Malla 1722 – 1769
Rajasthan
Rashtrakutas of Hastikundi (Hathundi) (Jodhpur)
Harivarma (Son Vidagdh)
Vidagdharaja (916-938) (Son Mammata)
Mammata (939) (Son Davala)
Davala (Balaprasada)
Balaprasada (997)
The Hathundi Rathores (descendants)
Paramara Dynasty (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
As Feudatories of Rastrakutas
Upendra (c. 800 – c. 818)
Vairisimha I (c. 818 – c. 843)
Siyaka I (c. 843 – c. 893)
Vakpati (c. 893 – c. 918)
Vairisimha II (c. 918 – c. 948)
Siyaka II (c. 948 – c. 974)
As Feudatories of Western Chalukyas
Vakpatiraja (c. 974 – c. 995)
As Independent Rulers
Sindhuraja (c. 995 – c. 1010)
Bhoj or Bhoja I (c. 1010 – c. 1055)
As Fedatories of Western Chalukyas
Jayasimha I (c. 1055 – c. 1060)
Udayaditya (c. 1060 – c. 1087)
Lakshmanadeva (c. 1087 – c. 1097)
Naravarman (c. 1097 – c. 1134)
Yasovarman (c. 1134 – c. 1142)
Jayavarman I (c. 1142 – c. 1160)
Vindhyavarman (c. 1160 – c. 1193)
Subhatavarman (c. 1193 – c. 1210)
Arjunavarman I (c. 1210 – c. 1218)
Devapala (c. 1218 – c. 1239)
Jaitugideva (c. 1239 – c. 1256)
Jayavarman II (c. 1256 – c. 1269)
Jayasimha II (c. 1269 – c. 1274)
Arjunavarman II (c. 1274 – c. 1283)
Bhoj or Bhoja II (c. 1283 – ?)
Mahlakadeva (c. ? – c. 1305)
Sanjeev Singh Parmar (c.1305 - 1327)
Rathore (Decendents of Rastrakutas)
(Rashtrakuta -> Rashtra Oota -> Rashtra Odha -> Rashtraudha -> Ratta Odha -> Rathoda -> Rathod/Rathore)
Kingdom of Marwar
Pali & Mandore Branch
Siha (Founder) (1226-1273)
Asthan (1273-1292)
Doohad (1292-1309)
Raipal (1309-1313)
Kanhapal (1313-1323)
Jalansi (1323-1328)
Chado (1328-1344)
Tida (1344-1357)
Kanha Dev (1357-1374)
Viram Dev (1374-1383)
Chandra (1383-1424)
Kanha (1424-1427)
Ranmal (1427-1438)
Jodhpur Branch
Jodha (1438-1489)
Satal (1489-1492)
Suja (1492 -1515)
Biram Singh (1515-1515)
Ganga (1515-1532)
Maldeo (1532-1562)
Chandra Sen (1562-1581)
Udai Singh Mota Raja (1583-1595)
Sawai Raja Suraj-Mal (1595-1619)
Gaj Singh I (1619 -1638)
Jaswant Singh (1638-1678)
Ajit Singh (1679-1724)
Indra Singh (1679-1679)
Abhai Singh (1724-1749)
Ram Singh (1749-1751)
Bakht Singh (1751 - 1752)
Vijay Singh (1752-1753)
Ram Singh (1753-1772)
Vijay Singh (1772-1793)
Bhim Singh (1793 -1803)
Man Singh (1803-1843)
akht Singh (1843-1873)
Jaswant Singh II (1873-1895)
Sardar Singh (1895-1911)
Sumair Singh (1911 -1918)
maid Singh (1918-1947)
Hanwant Singh (1947 -1949)
Bikaner Branch
Bika (1465 - 1504)
Nar Singh (Naro) (1504 - 1505)
Loonkaran (1505 - 1526)
Jait Singh (1526 - 1542)
Kalyan Mal (1542 - 1571)
Rai Singh I (1571 - 1612)
Dalpat (1612 - 1613)
Sur Singh (1613 - 1631)
Karan Singh (1631 - 1667)
1667 - 1669 Interregnum
Anup Singh (1669 - 1698)
Sarup Singh (b. 1689 – d. 1700)
Sujan Singh (b. 1690 – d. 1735)
Zorawar Singh (b. 1713 – d. 1746)
Gaj Singh (b. 1723 – d. 1787)
Maharaja Raj Singh II (b. 1744 – d. 1787)
Pratap Singh (b. 1781 – d. 1787)
Surat Singh (Regent to 9 Oct 1787) (b. 1766 – d. 1828)
Ratan Singh (b. 1790 – d. 1851)
Sardar Singh (b. 1818 – d. 1872)
Dungar Singh (b. 1854 – d. 1887)
Ganga Singh (b. 1880 – d. 1943)
Sadul Singh (b. 1902 – d. 1950)
Kishangarh Branch
Man Singh (b. 1655 – d. 1706)
Raj Singh (b. 1674 – d. 1748)
Bahadur Singh (d. 1781)
Samant Singh (b. 1699 – d. 1765)
Sardar Singh (b. 1730 – d. 1768)
Birad Singh (b. 1737 – d. 1788)
Pratap Singh (b. 1763 – d. 1798)
Kalyan Singh (b. 1794 – d. 1839)
Mohkam Singh (b. 1817 – d. 1841)
Prithvi Singh (b. 1838 – d. 1879)
Sardul Singh (b. 1857 – d. 1900)
Madan Singh (b. 1884 – d. 1926)
Yagya Narayan Singh (b. 1896 – d. 1939)
Sumar Singh (b. 1929)
Tamil nadu
Chalukya Cholas (Branch of Eastern Chalukya)
Rajendra Chalukya took over Chola throne as Kulothunga Chola
Kulothunga Chola I (Rajendra Chalukya) (1070–1120)
Vikrama Chola (1118–1135)
Kulothunga Chola II (1133–1150)
Rajaraja Chola II (1146–1173)
Rajadhiraja Chola II (1166–1178)
Kulothunga Chola III (1178–1218)
(Under Hoysalas)
Rajaraja Chola III (1216–1256)
Rajendra Chola III (1246–1279)
Vijayanagar Empire, Madurai (Directline Rule)(1372-1451AD)
Kampana Udaiyar (1365-1404AD)(Prince of Vijaynagar, Commander of Guards of Hoysalas)
Embana Udaiyar
Porkasa Udaiyar(Vijaynagar direct line was replaced by Appointed Nayaks)
Nayaks of Gingee
(decedents of Nayaks of Balam (Maninagapura, Aigur))
Krishnappa Nayaka (1509–1521)
Chennappa Nayaka
Gangama Nayaka
Venkata Krishnappa Nayaka
Venkata Rama Bhupaala Nayaka
Thriyambamka Krishnappa Nayaka
Varadappa Nayaka
Ramalinga Nayani vaaru
Venkata Perumal Naidu
Periya Ramabhadra Naidu
Ramakrishnappa Naidu (- 1649)
Sri Lanka
Aryacakravarti dynasty (1215-1627AD) (Decendents of Eastern Ganga Dynasty)
Kulingai Cakravarti (1215 - 1255)
Displaced by Chandrabhanu of Tambralinga (Today Thailand) (1255-1262)
Kulasekara Cinkaiariyan (1262-1284)
Kulotunga Cinkaiariyan (1284-1292)
Vickrama Cinkaiariyan (1292-1302)
Varodaya Cinkaiariyan (1302 - 1325)
Martanda Cinkaiariyan (1325 - 1347)
Gunabhooshana Cinkaiariyan (1347 - ????)
Virodaya Cinkaiariyan (???? - 1380)
Jeyaveera Cinkaiariyan (1380 - 1410)
Gunaveera Cinkaiariyan (1410 - 1440)
Kanakasooriya Cinkaiariyan (1440 - 1450)
Displaced by Kote Kingdom (1450-1467AD)
Kanakasooriya Cinkaiariyan (1467 - 1478)
Singai Pararasasegaram (1478 - 1519)
Cankili I (1519 - 1561)
Puviraja Pandaram (1561-1665)
Periyapillai (1565-1582)
Puviraja Pandaram (1582-1591)
Ethirimana Cinkam (1591 - 1616)
Cankili II (1617-1619)
(decedents of Nayaks of Balam (Maninagapura, Aigur))
Krishnappa Nayaka (1509–1521)
Chennappa Nayaka
Gangama Nayaka
Venkata Krishnappa Nayaka
Venkata Rama Bhupaala Nayaka
Thriyambamka Krishnappa Nayaka
Varadappa Nayaka
Ramalinga Nayani vaaru
Venkata Perumal Naidu
Periya Ramabhadra Naidu
Ramakrishnappa Naidu (- 1649)
Sri Lanka
Aryacakravarti dynasty (1215-1627AD) (Decendents of Eastern Ganga Dynasty)
Kulingai Cakravarti (1215 - 1255)
Displaced by Chandrabhanu of Tambralinga (Today Thailand) (1255-1262)
Kulasekara Cinkaiariyan (1262-1284)
Kulotunga Cinkaiariyan (1284-1292)
Vickrama Cinkaiariyan (1292-1302)
Varodaya Cinkaiariyan (1302 - 1325)
Martanda Cinkaiariyan (1325 - 1347)
Gunabhooshana Cinkaiariyan (1347 - ????)
Virodaya Cinkaiariyan (???? - 1380)
Jeyaveera Cinkaiariyan (1380 - 1410)
Gunaveera Cinkaiariyan (1410 - 1440)
Kanakasooriya Cinkaiariyan (1440 - 1450)
Displaced by Kote Kingdom (1450-1467AD)
Kanakasooriya Cinkaiariyan (1467 - 1478)
Singai Pararasasegaram (1478 - 1519)
Cankili I (1519 - 1561)
Puviraja Pandaram (1561-1665)
Periyapillai (1565-1582)
Puviraja Pandaram (1582-1591)
Ethirimana Cinkam (1591 - 1616)
Cankili II (1617-1619)
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ReplyDeleteu hav collected mast info... i didnt know dis much kings were der.... who ruled... carry on u r gud work
ReplyDeleteThanks
ReplyDeleteYou find anybody missing kindly comment
tumba chennagide. kannidigaru ondu kaaladalli, edi bharathavanne aaliddare.indu eruva ee sanna bhaga vannu ulisikollalu horata madabekagi bandide..nammadu aanjaneya janisida nadu, adakke namma saamartya vannu jaambhuvantha aanjaneyanige nenepisi sagarolangana madidahage,yaradaru nenapisi aa gatha vaibhava maralisabeku.vistharavagi pustakavannu prakatisidare chennagiruthe.
ReplyDeleteshubhashayagalu.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for compiling this long list. I was doing some research on Prithiraj Chauhan, the greatest Rajput name from Ajmer and Delhi. Probably the last major independent Hindu King of Delhi throne. Surprised to see that he was the grandson of Ballal Sen. Then went over your page and did further search to see that both Ballal and his wife were from Chalukya kingdom (Karnataka).
One other thing I learnt recently is that one of the very first five Sikhs (called as Khalsa) setup by Guru Gobind Singh, had a Kannadiga from Bidar!
It's really awesome to learn all these now. I wish they taught us these in schools in Karnataka and elsewhere. You can easily trace Kannada ancestry/blood to 12-15 states of India today using the reference above. Mighty awesome!
- Kiran
No Need to goto Bengal karnata lineage , there is a direct lineage of Chalukya -> Chauhan. Chauhans are chalukya lineage. Of course Sen's are also Karnata lineage.
ReplyDeleteIts a great work. Please carry on
ReplyDeleteThankyou Santhosh
ReplyDeleteKindly point out missing pieces
Amazing stuff! thank you! a graphical/flow chart representation would be easier to picturise/imagine. just a thought. regards/ keep it up mate!
ReplyDeleteA great effort in compiling this infn. Thanks. I was searching for ebook on Jaimini Bharata - Ashwamedha parva (by Kavi Lakshmeesha or any other)and I came across this website.
ReplyDeleteI could not get the book. If any body finds a link to the book, please email me at
hello please write full stories of each empire in kannada it will be very help full to readers.
ReplyDeletesincere salute......please write full stories of each empire...
ReplyDeletesir, i dint find KITTUR SANSTHAN names..
ReplyDeleteKittur Sansthan Added
Deletesir Great effort..normally kittur story is known after mallasarja dore..thanks...and i would like to know Abt rivelry between namma pulikeshi-II n narasimhavarman pallava.
ReplyDeleteSir u really i r great sir yestu tilkondidira hats off sir
ReplyDeleteChhatrapati Shivaji was a descendent of Hoysalas on his fathers side(Hoysala marathized to (B)hosala or Bhosle) and his mother of the Kannada Yadavas
ReplyDeleteSatavahanas seemed to have little to do with south either Maharashtra,Karnataka or Andhra but most likely an offshoot of Maurya royalty refugees
There is satavahana origin article, You can take the comment there with evidence to back up your thinking
DeleteThanks to the author for providing clear and detailed information. I suggest that this should have been provided on time scale charts for better understanding.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this list. I am in the finishing stage of my giant history of India for my website and saw the kings of the Svadi Dynasty on your list. It is a dynasty I'd never heard of. Do you have any information on it, or know where it can be found? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSvadi Dynasty is Sunda Chiefs of North Canara
DeleteGood job sir nanu kannadiga anta helkoloke pride agtide
ReplyDeleteSir,
ReplyDeleteI've been looking into the lineage of Kadambas and rely on their kings list and dateline in this site (thank you). However, there obviously was a branch of Kadambas ruling from Chandavara, (in Honnavara TQ.) Their kings bore a number of epithets, like Banavasi-puravaradishvara, Kadamba-chakravarti, Mayuravarmma-kulabhushana, Kadambara-abharana, Jayanti-Madhukesvaradeva labudha-varaprasada, devotees of lord Mahabala of Gokarna (Gokarana)etc. Have some info, will mail if u provide e-mail address.
mmdmello@gmail.com
You seem to be referring to Article
DeleteCHANDAVARA INSCRIPTION OF KADAMBA BIRADEVARASA
M. D. Sampath
in JOURNAL OF THE EPIGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA VOL 11
by S. SUBRAMONIA IYER
in https://archive.org/details/journaloftheepig014917mbp
Do you have the chandravara kadamba lineage
Hello,
ReplyDeleteThanks for Kadamba lineage, which helped me a lot. However, I do not see any info on Chandavara (Honnavara TQ.) Kadambas, who may have been existing prior to Goa Kadambas. Have some info on few kings, inscriptions etc; also Sonda Rajas (prehaps scions of the Kadambas)and current descendant in Goa. I will be glad to share if you contact me by my e-mail. The Chandavara Kadamba kings styled themselves:Chakravartin, Samadhigata Panchamahasabdha, Banavasipuravaradhisvara, Jayanti Madhukeswara deva-labdha-varaprasada, devotees of god Mahabala of Gokarna, lords of Gokarna.
mmdmello@google.com
Thanks.
Added some info on Kadambas of Chandavara, If you have more kindly provide
DeleteI am really impressed by the geneology of Kadamba kings you furnished especially the initial generations from Trinetra to Bhagiratha. I don't find it elsewhere. A good work indeed. Can you throw little more light in this regard.
ReplyDelete1. The Skanda Purana or Grama Paddhati mention that the son of Mayuraverma is Chandrangada and the son of Chandrangada is Lokaditya. Pl inform whether Bhagiratha was also called or had an epithet as Lokaditya. Further, whether Bandhushena was also called or was having the epithet as Chandrangada
2, What is the lineage of Chandra Verma II or Hemanga Raja or Purandara?
3. What are the references or bibliography for the geneology furnished by you?
Kadambakula is the authoritative work on kadamba geneology not skanda purana
DeleteMackenzie Collection has more names.
Inscriptions give correct geneology from mayura varma to kakusta clearly, I do not know why you are getting confused.
Trinetra Kadamba (Mukanna, Jayanta Tirlochana)
Madhukeswar
Mallinatha (Mauhidth)
Veera Sarma (Chandra verma, Chandrahasa) (Sons Bandhusena, Purandara)
Bandhushena (Son Mayura Verma)
Chandra verma II (Hemanga Raja, Purandara)(Lost Kingdom to Naga Chief(Manjista), Wandered along with his wife Pushapavati to Kodagu, establishing Kodagu lineage)
Veera sarma (Chandraverma I ) has two sons, Bandhusena and purandara. Bandusena son is mayura, we know nothing after Purandara about his line. After chandraverma, bandhusena becomes king. After Bandhusena his brother hemanga aka purandara aka chandraverma becomes king. Purandara loses his throne to Nagas and Mayura varma restores the rule after taking on pallava, that story everyone knows
Grama Paddhati? (What is that)
The Grama Paddhati of South Canara I heard gave three different geneology in three chapters, Yet to take look at original one
DeleteSir,
ReplyDeleteWhen the marathi inscriptions on Sangameshwara temple (1000+ years old) in Solapur were re-examined by ASI, it proved out to be only some 450 years old.
We need to re-conduct the Parakrit/Marathi inscription on Shravana BelagoLa, It seems to be over inscribed and is only some 300-400 year old.
It coincides with the maratha army coming down south in Mysore.
Did you missed the Rattha Dynasty, perhaps from which comes the Rattha -> Ratthavaru -> Ratthour -> Rathod
ReplyDeleteSatavahanas and Chutus of Banvasi were not kannada dynasties. Don't spread false history.
ReplyDeleteWhat a information
ReplyDeleteThank you very much
But one question
Why kannada not spread in all these kingdoms ( except in Karnataka ,)