Sangareddy district, is a district in the Indian state of Telangana. This district contains a part of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Region. The district shares boundaries with Medak, Medchal, Vikarabad, Kamareddy and Rangareddy districts and with the state boundary of Karnataka.
Sangareddy District is bifurcated from Medak district according to G.O.M.S 239; Dt: 11-10-2016 by Government of Telangana. Medak district is divided into three districts. They are Sangareddy District
Medak District, Siddipet District
Sangareddy Municipality was constituted in 1954 and is classified as a first grade municipality with 31 election wards. The jurisdiction of the civic body is spread over an area of 13.69 km (5.29 sq mi).
Economy
IIT Hyderabad was established in 2008 near to Sangareddy at Kandi Mandal. And also JNTUH College of Engineering Sultanpur at Sultanpur which is near by the city has been established recently.
Road
Kosavala or Kasavula-70 which corresponds to the present day combined districts of Medak (Medaku-30) and Nizamabad
753 AD - 973 AD : Rashtrakuta defeated Badami Chalukyas in 753 AD.
Founder : Dantidurga
939 AD - 967 AD : Krishna III
946 AD : Kommana of Panduravadi 30th August, 946 AD : Mallikarjun Palli, Sadasivapeta
Kannada and Telugu-Kannada. This inscription is inscribed on a stone slab in front of the Mallikarjuna Swamy temple. And very much worn out. Mentions Maha Samantha Kommana of Panduravadi, who made a gift of wetland measuring 2 marttars as siddhaya as per the thirty span rod, the rajamana in the grama Baliya Pipparige after washing the feet of Bankeyabhattaraka of Isvaralaya. Also refers to Rechayya of the Ayyavamsa, making a (details not legible) corollary gift of land in the grama of Pipparige.
In about 974 the Nolambas were overrun by the Ganga king Marasimha, who boasts of having destroyed the Nolamba family and had the title Nolambakulantaka. He actually ruled for a time over the Nolambavadi country among other provinces. Next, not long after this Ganga conquest, the Cholas appear to have started spreading their tentacles in the Nolamba regions.
We do have inscriptions indicating conflicts between Cholas and the Nolambas. In at least two records from the Kolar district we have a Nolamdhiraja Chorayya as a Nolamba-Pallava ruler under Chola Rajaraja in 1010 AD. It is only after the revival and re-establishment of the Chalukya power in the north that Nolamba Pallavas went over from the Cholas to Chalukyas. But with the change in their allegiance there was a change in their capital to Kampala on the Tungabhadra, to the west of Bellary
Nolamba chiefs, subordinate to the Ganga kings
973 AD - 1163 AD ( 973 AD - 1200 AD) : Western Chalukyas of Kalyani
Founder : Tailapa II
973 - 997 AD : Tailapa II
973 AD : Mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi or Somarasar
10th April, A.D. 973 : Koraprolu, Medak District.
This inscription is dated S. 895, Srimukha Vaisakha su. 5, Thursday. (A.D. 973, April 10). The king's feudatory, Mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi was governing Koraprola in Kasavula-seventy from the capital Koraprola. The inscription records land grants to the god Bibbesvara constructed by his father Bibbarasa. This is the earliest record of the Chalukyas of Kalyana in Telangana as it is dated in the regnal year of Tailapa II, the founder of the Chalukya dynasty.
Revarasa ruler of Medaku-30 belonged to Maṭura vamsa, with his headquarters at Balia Ravipol.
Sangareddy District is bifurcated from Medak district according to G.O.M.S 239; Dt: 11-10-2016 by Government of Telangana. Medak district is divided into three districts. They are Sangareddy District
Medak District, Siddipet District
Sangareddy Municipality was constituted in 1954 and is classified as a first grade municipality with 31 election wards. The jurisdiction of the civic body is spread over an area of 13.69 km (5.29 sq mi).
Economy
IIT Hyderabad was established in 2008 near to Sangareddy at Kandi Mandal. And also JNTUH College of Engineering Sultanpur at Sultanpur which is near by the city has been established recently.
Road
Kosavala or Kasavula-70 which corresponds to the present day combined districts of Medak (Medaku-30) and Nizamabad
753 AD - 973 AD : Rashtrakuta defeated Badami Chalukyas in 753 AD.
Founder : Dantidurga
939 AD - 967 AD : Krishna III
946 AD : Kommana of Panduravadi 30th August, 946 AD : Mallikarjun Palli, Sadasivapeta
Kannada and Telugu-Kannada. This inscription is inscribed on a stone slab in front of the Mallikarjuna Swamy temple. And very much worn out. Mentions Maha Samantha Kommana of Panduravadi, who made a gift of wetland measuring 2 marttars as siddhaya as per the thirty span rod, the rajamana in the grama Baliya Pipparige after washing the feet of Bankeyabhattaraka of Isvaralaya. Also refers to Rechayya of the Ayyavamsa, making a (details not legible) corollary gift of land in the grama of Pipparige.
In about 974 the Nolambas were overrun by the Ganga king Marasimha, who boasts of having destroyed the Nolamba family and had the title Nolambakulantaka. He actually ruled for a time over the Nolambavadi country among other provinces. Next, not long after this Ganga conquest, the Cholas appear to have started spreading their tentacles in the Nolamba regions.
We do have inscriptions indicating conflicts between Cholas and the Nolambas. In at least two records from the Kolar district we have a Nolamdhiraja Chorayya as a Nolamba-Pallava ruler under Chola Rajaraja in 1010 AD. It is only after the revival and re-establishment of the Chalukya power in the north that Nolamba Pallavas went over from the Cholas to Chalukyas. But with the change in their allegiance there was a change in their capital to Kampala on the Tungabhadra, to the west of Bellary
Nolamba chiefs, subordinate to the Ganga kings
973 AD - 1163 AD ( 973 AD - 1200 AD) : Western Chalukyas of Kalyani
Founder : Tailapa II
973 - 997 AD : Tailapa II
973 AD : Mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi or Somarasar
10th April, A.D. 973 : Koraprolu, Medak District.
This inscription is dated S. 895, Srimukha Vaisakha su. 5, Thursday. (A.D. 973, April 10). The king's feudatory, Mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi was governing Koraprola in Kasavula-seventy from the capital Koraprola. The inscription records land grants to the god Bibbesvara constructed by his father Bibbarasa. This is the earliest record of the Chalukyas of Kalyana in Telangana as it is dated in the regnal year of Tailapa II, the founder of the Chalukya dynasty.
Revarasa ruler of Medaku-30 belonged to Maṭura vamsa, with his headquarters at Balia Ravipol.
979 AD : Revarasa 25th March, A.D. 979 : Sitarampalli, Gazvel Taluk, Medak.
The inscription is on a pillar in the fields of Narasayya. It records the gift of Veluru agrahara, in confirmation of the earlier one, made in favour of Pambalapala Vennayya, the brahmana, by Samkaraganda, in the cyclic year Vrishabha [921 A.D.] The present donor Revarasa ruler of Medaku-30 belonged to Maṭura vamsa, with his headquarters at Balia Ravipol. The members who confirmed the gift were the eight Prabhus and one hundred mahajanas of Velluru. The actual gift comprised the Siddhaya, accrued out of the lands which include Regadu. The gift was made in the presence of Adityaya, Revayaegavunda, Kuchiraju of Ravipol, Doppelige Naranayya, Bejaya Gavunda, and Tooparani Buyyana Gavunda. The gift was made under the orders of King Ahavamalla. The executors of the gift were Korapara Revarasa, Chavundayya, Kuchiraju, Gundamayya manevergade and Gunasagarabhatta. This record is important as it contains the earliest reference to Medak-300.
987 AD : Somayyarasa
23rd May, A.D. 987 : Betolu, Sangareddy
This inscription is on the hill called Jinjarakonda, outside the village. The record mentions a gift made by Somayyarsar, feudatory of Ahavamalladeva [Tailapa-II] belonging to the lineage of the Chalukyas and Thippaiah and his son Gundaiah, measuring 2 matters of Neerunela and 30 matters of black soil to the teacher Somanabhatta who belonged to the Mulasangha of Yapaniya gachcha of Medak. It also mentions a Jaina Basadi in Medak.
997 - 1008 AD : Satyasraya
1008 - 1015 AD : Vikramaditya V
1006 AD - 1017 AD : maha samantha Gangayyarasa or Gangaiah rasar
September 26, 1006 AD : Saka 928, registers the gift of the village Koduru given to Brahmalingabhatta belonging to the temple of Gangesvera at Pottalakere by the maha samantha Gangayyarasa.
The second inscription, registers the grant of lands at Vendikola by gangayyarasa to the deity Ramesavaradeva of Polparela-tirtha. The gift was entrusted to the Jaina pontiff Vimalachandrapanditabhattarka of Soma-Jinalaya, for the merit of Somayyarasa.
1009 AD : Koduru, Pulkal Mandal, Sangareddy : Engraved on a slab lying on bund of the village tank, the record is dated Saka 931 (1009 AD) and states that when Chalukya king Irivabedemgadeva was staying in his transit camp Ravulakonde, maha samantha Gangayyarasa made the grant of the village Kolur to the deity Ramesvara of Chelevarala on the day of Tula Samkranti.
1010 AD : Ghatiyankakara - During the reign of Vikramaditya V, 'Tribhuvanamalla' (A.D.1010) Pallava Iriva Ghatiyankakaradeva Nolambadhiraja was ruling over Nolamba Padi-32000 and other places around (SII IX I No. 79). His subordinate, the Mahasamantadhipati, Maha Prachanda Dandanayaka Ghatiyankakara Brahmadhiraja called Venniya bhattaraka, a brahman, received certain lands from the people of Alur. Here it is not known whether the term means a name or a title but in the case of the subordinate it is definitely a title indicating his subordinate position to his overlord.
1012 AD : Somarasa Punyamkora, the great prime minister of Pallavarasa era 933 on the full moon Sunday of Falguna month (February 10, 1012) during the lunar eclipse, washed the feet of Somanatha
1015 AD : Ayyana
Rajendra Chola of Chola dynasty killed Ayyana in battle and occupied Kollipaka region.
1015 - 1042 AD : Jayasimha II also known as Jagadhekamalla I and Mallikamoda
Jayasimha II fought with cholas and recaptured kollipaka region.
Jayasimha II was a brother of Vikramiditya V in an inscription from Shimoga district he is stated to have been known as Nolamba-Pallava Permanadi, being the son of a Pallava princess.
1012AD - 1069 AD : Mahamandalesvara Pamparasar or Pampa Permanadi or Pallavarasa
1012 AD : The inscription, written in Telugu-Kannada script and Kannada language, records the ritual performed on the Lunar Eclipse in the month of Falguna, 1012 AD when Pallavarasa washed the feet and worshipped Somanatha Guru and donated approximately ninety acres of land to him.
1042 - 1068 AD : Someswara I
1014 AD - 1069 AD : Mahamandalesvara Pamparasar or Pampa Permanadi or Pallavarasa
Chief : 1017 AD - 1034 AD : Bijjayyarasa
1017 AD : Saka 939, Registers the grant of lands at Vendikola by Gangayyarasa to the deity of Ramesavaradeva of Polparela-tirtha
1017 AD : Vendikola, Pulkal Mandal, Sangareddy.
Of the two kannada inscriptions,on two different stones set up in the field outside the village, belonging to the Chalukya chief Irivabedemgadeva and dated Saka 939, Parabhava corresponding to AD 1017, the first on records the grant of lands at Vendikola by Bijjayyarasa to soma-Jinalaya.
23rd December A.D. 1014. : This inscription is on a stone set up in front of the Dhvajastambha of the temple, dated S. 936; Nala, Uttarayana Samkranti, Thursday. [A.D. not verifiable, Ananda corresponds to S. 936 and Uttarayana Samkranti falls on Friday A.D. 1014 Dec. 24]. Records the gift of the village Kovuru to the god Namesvara after washing the feet of Vakhana (Vrishana ?) deva of Kiriya Kandi by Mahamandalesvara Pampa Permadi. A grant for feeding fifty Ascetics and students was also made by other chiefs.
23rd May, A.D. 1026 : Mubarakpur, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar lying in the fields outside the village. The inscription records the gift of land measuring 10 mattars in the grama (name lost) within Kasavula to Ayyana basadi by Pampa permmanadi after washing the feet of Rama Chandra Siddhanta Bhattaraka of Kanurgana.
18th June, A.D. 1046 : Gorrekal, Andole Taluk
This inscription is on three pieces of a pillar in the Village. The inscription is broken into pieces and hence fragmentary. Seems to record land gift by Vema Permanadi, in the village Bhojanadendi. The said donor was in the service of Pampa Pernmadi.
30th January, A.D. 1050. [According to Northern cycle, it corresponds to 21st February, A.D. 1048] : Nagulapalli, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar in the Hanuman Temple. The inscription registers the gift of Pannasa land measuring 150 marttars in the grama of Pattala, included in Kolkuru-42 to Somesvara Pandita, as gurudakshina for imparting education [vidyadana], after washing his feet, by Bibbesvara, who was in the service of Pampa Permanadi, the holder of Bidina vritti. The said gift was made under the orders of Pampa Permanadi, ruler of Kasavulanadu Savalakkebada in the temple of god Somesvara. Also registers the gift of land measuring four hundred marttars to the one hundred twenty two Panditas headed by Chakrapani Pandita. 150 Prabhugamundugalu, headed by Kondisetti and Kammakallasetti were witnesses to the above gift.
1050 AD : Kolluru
Dated Saka 972 (A.D. 1050) the inscription registers some gift (details lost) by Pampa Pennmanadi on the occasion of Pattoddhati of the Yuvaraja Bijjarasa while Trailokya Malladevarasa was ruling the kingdom.
1050 AD : Kolkuru : Dated Saka 972 the inscription registers some gift by Pampa Pennmanadi on the occasion of Pattoddhati of the Yuvaraja Bijjarasa while Trailokyamalladevarasa was ruling the kingdom
26th March A.D. 1057 : Ramesvaram, Sangareddi
States that during the reign of Trailokyamalla, a grant of 26 mas was made in Mirdol of Migalanadu to Somesvara Pandita of Pottalakeri modern Patancheru. Also contains another grant of land, a garden measuring 6 mas. under Hiriyakalwa, and at various other places, pampana palli in Lambhulikinadu, by mahamandalesvara Pamparasar, to the God Pandhesvara.
1064 AD : Chandrasekhara Choda Maharaja
3rd May, A.D. 1064 : Gaudacherla, Sangareddy
The inscription is on a pillar lying in the fields bearing S.NO. 519 at the entrance of the village. It registers the gift of six marttars of gadde land under the catchment area of the tank, situated to the west of the village, for the five temples [Panchsalayas] names not given by a certain Maramayya of Piriya Gandi, while Chandrasekhara Choda Maharaja, a Telugu-Choda chief was administering the area.
1064 AD : Gaudacherla, Medak.
Belonging to the time of Trailokyamalla Somesvara of the Western Chalukyas and dated the Saka year 986, the record, which is a prasasti, states the existence of a hitherto unknown feudatory by name Chandra Nekhara Chola of the Telugu Chola family.
24th December, A.D. 1064 : Nagarkurnool
Begins with the Western Ganga prasasti and introduces Chalukya prince Ganga Permanadi Vikramadityadeva and Trailokyamalla Nolamba Permanadi Jayasimghadeva. These (two) Princes, while advancing for the victorious battle with the Cholas, were camping at the nelavidu Manchala, with their permission and at the instance of Choudhara RevadiharaBhadiesvara certain chief...... is said to have made through the (above) two princes a gift of the village Pullimjelu to certain Bhimarasi Pandita for maintaining a chatra at Srisailam.
1064 AD : maha mandalesvara Somapermanadi
20th December, A.D. 1064. : Antwar, Narayankhed, Medak District.
Telugu and Kannada.
This inscription begins with the usual prasasti of the Western Chalukyas and also that while Somesvara I Trailokyamalla was ruling, mentions his fedatory, maha mandalesvara Somapermanadi, who probably made a grant. Details of the grant are not clear.
1069 AD : Kohir, Zaheerabad Taluk
This inscription is in forsides of a slab built into the Virasangayya-katta. Lower portion of the slab is broken and lost. Seems to register a gift to a basadi constructed by padavala Chavundamayya a disciple of Subhachandra-siddhantadeva. Refers to Pampapermanadi who was a subordinate of the king.
1068 - 1076 AD : Someswara II
1069 AD - 1077 AD: Mahasamantha Aggalarasa
1069 AD: Sirur, Narayankhed This inscription is on a broken slab now kept near the Singoor Project house. Incomplete. The inscription gives the Prasasti of mahasamanta Aggalarasa, a follower of the Jain goddess Padmavati. It seems to register the gift of gadde land to some deity, not specified.
1074 AD : Singur, Sangareddy : Saka 995, it states that while chalukya bhuvanaikamalla camping at Vankapura, mahasamantha Aggalarasa made grant of lands to Dharmasagra Siddhantadeva
1074 AD : Sirur, Narayankhed
This inscription is on a pillar in the donka outside the village. The inscription registers the gift of garden lands and house plots for residence and feeding the students and (rishis) by maha samanta Aggalayya, at the instance of his brother. In this, Aggalarasa is praised for his proficiency in medicine. The said gift was placed in the custody of Dharmasagara Siddhanta Deva of Sri Yapaniya samgha and Maduvagana. The donor himself was an ardent worshipper of Jaina Sasanadevi and Bahubali. The verses extol the heroic qualities of Aggalarasa and philanthropic qualities of Vallikambe, his wife.
Registers the gift of land for dwelling purpose and garden land to Dharmasagara Siddhanta Deva of Madhuvagana and Sri Yapaniyasangha and for the daily offerings of Bahubali by Aggalarasa, the Mahasamantadhipati at the request of his brother (name not mentioned) for feeding the Mendicants on the occasion of Lunar eclipse. Aggalarasa is extolled in chaste Kannada verses.
1076 - 1126 AD : Vikramaditya VI
1077 AD - 1084 AD : Nolamba-Pallava Permanadi or Vikramaditya VI younger brother Jayasimha IV
1084 AD - 1098 AD : Mahamandalesvara Ahavamalla Permanadi or Valakkamalla
1098 AD - 1122 AD : Mallarasa or Mahadevarasar
6th August A.D. 1077 : Hyderabad Museum
This inscription is in the State Museum, dated C.V.E. I, Pingala, sravana Purnima, Sunday, (A.D. 1077, August, 6) Lunar eclipse. Records the grant of sovereign right to rule over the village of Temgola in favour of the god Kirti Somesvara by the king's subordinate Tribhuvanamalla vira-Nolamba-Pallava Permanadi who has been identified elsewhere as the King's younger brother Jayasimha. Mahamandalesvara Naga Varma of Kadamba family gave with his manneya Svamya over Tengole in Taidavodi-300 for the angabhoga of the god.
20th June, A.D. 1080 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
The first part records the the gift of 24 marttrs of land for the worship and repairs of the temple of the god Bhogevaradeva and for feeding and maintenance of students of Tamgina- Matha by mahamandalesvara Brahmadhiraja Udayaditya Deva, at the instance of the king and ministers. The gift was handed over to acharya Suryabharaṇa Pandita, the pontiff of the matha after washing his feet on the occasion of the solar eclipse.
Patancheru : 21st June A.D. 1080.The inscription seems to consist of 39 lines: it refers itself to the reign of Tribhuvanamalladeva and mentions his Brahmin subordinate who attained the rank of Brahmadhara evidently appears to be the same as `Kumara Tribhuvanamalla Brahamadiraja Udayadityavan` of No. 20.
Refers to the reign of Ahavamalla evidently Somesvra-I and mentioned Mahamandalesvara Permanadi.
It seems to refer to Mallana, the Mahapratihara. He is said to have made with the consent of all the Pradihanis on the said date, after washing the feet of Sarvapandita the gift of the same land: to Sri Bhogeswara deva of the Tenginomatha in the capital Pattalakere for the worship of the God for the repairs of the temple (for feeding ascetics) and for imparting education.
This record is dated Chalukya Vikrama year S Randri Jyeslita Amavasya, Sunday (Sunday 21st June 1080 A.D.) It refers to Brahmadhiraja Uderyaditya and his gift of Kuchemuru after washing the feet of Suryabharana pandita. Another piece mentions Pottalakere.
11th September A.D. 1084 : Alladurgam, Medak District.
This inscription dated C.V.E. 9, Raktakshi, Ashwayuja su. 9, Wednesday, A.D. 1084, Sept. 11.). Registers a gift of wet land for feeding the ascetics in Kirtivilasa Santi Jinalaya by the king`s subordinate Mahamandalesvara Ahavamalla Permanadigal. The gift was made into the hands of Kamaladeva Siddhanti.
27th August A.D. 1086 : Mamidipalli, Sangareddy Taluk
This inscription is on a pillar in the field of Lakshman Singh. The inscription records the arrangement made for the collection of water cess i.e., tax for the use of water from the tanks, situated to the east of Kandi by the Prabhu of Piriya Kandi named Sahavasi Brammidevayya Nayaka.
24th December, A.D. 1098 : Gadi Peddapur, Andole
Records the gift of land to the god Blibbesvara of Billa Kallu by the queen Melalad of the chief Ahavamalla Permanadi who was referred to as Valakkamalla. The good qualities of the queen Malaladevi, the donor were praised.
1098 AD : Mahamandalesvara Kalicorarasar or
20th December 1098 AD : Wajidnagar, Bichkunda Mandal
This inscription is on a pillar near the tankbund. The inscription records the gift of 10 marttars of land for the worship and daily rites as well as repairs of the temple of Somanatha by mahamandalesvara Kalicorarasar, lord of Amaravati Pura, after washing the feet of Rudrasakti Pandita, on the occasion of Uttarayana Sankranti. It also mentions the names of officers viz., Prabhu dandanayaka Simgarasa, Heggade Nagadeva nayaka of the lord (Prabhu) Mallarasa.
6th December, 1098 AD : Vijadnagar, Banswada
It records the gift of land for the maintenance of the daily routine of the temple Sayirabada. The gift was placed in the custody of Rudrasakti, the priest of Nakhareswara temple of Podana. The administrative division Sayirabada might be the same as Sabbisayira known already through several Kalyana Chalukya and Kakatiya inscriptions.
30th April A.D. 1101 : Malapahad, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar in the Hanuman temple. The inscription introduces a certain Somesvarabhatta of the family who bears a string of birudas which include Pati karyyadurandhara, niyogayaugandhara, Tribhuvanamalladevarajya samuddharana and Karnnaṭa herilala Samdhivigrahi. The donor, who was a minister, registered the gift of land measuring 12 marttars in the village Sirigoppa, his Prabhusvamya to the god Somesvara, towards the daily rites of the god as well as repairs to the temple. The said gift was handed over to Pabbesvarapandita after washing his feet, at the confluence of the two rivers viz., Jara and Gundi. At the end, the two Kannada verses praise the donor as a military general.
30th March, A.D. 1105 : Bhimgal
Begins with the asusual prasasti of the Western Chalukyas, followed by the mention of a certain maha mandalesvara Malla rasa, whose subordinate was perggada Nagavarma, who at the time of consecrating the Gods Rudresvara and Kesava, endowed the lands measuring 2 mas, towards the naivedya (daily offering) in the tank of Kavana, and some garden land towards the daily puja and other services such as dance, music and other instruments.
29th November A.D. 1108 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
Kumara Somesvara Son of Tribhuvanamalla.
This inscription is on a pillar in the field of Krishnarao by the side of a stream. The inscription records the gift of land towards naivedya of the god Badesvara of Ramatirtha by mahamandalesvara Mahadevarasar, along with Karana pramukhas of Banavaya, with the concurrence of the prince Somesvara.
29th November A.D. 1108. : Patancheru, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar in the field of Krishnarao by the side of a stream. The inscription records the gift of land towards naivedya of the god Badesvara of Ramatirtha by mahamandalesvara Mahadevarasar, along with Karana pramukhas of Banavaya, with the concurrence of the prince Somesvara.
18th September, 1122 AD : Singuru
This inscription is on a slab near P.W.D project guest house, dated Chalukya Vikrama 47 Subhakrit, Asvayuja su. 15 (mistake for su. 5), Monday lunar eclipse=1122 A.D. September 18. The lunar eclipse occurred on the previous day. States that while the king was camping at Jayanthipura, dandanayaka Totaranayya the governor of Kosevala-70 division and the brother- in-law of Mallarasa endowed lands in the villages Chevutakuru, Dakallu and on the Todikute on the occasion of lunar eclipse. The donor Mallarasa is described as mahasamanta under Somesvara Deva, the son of mahamandalesvara Chalukya Gangapermmadi Aggeyarasu was to protect the grant.
1127 - 1138 AD : Bhulokamalla Someswara III
1122 AD - 1137 AD : Mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi II
1127 AD : Nanneya Bhatta
20th February A.D. 1127 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
This epigraph belongs to the reign of the Western Chalukya king Bhulokamalla Somesvara III. It states that according to the oral instructions of the king, his officer Pasayita (Master of Robes) Bammanayya granted the privilege of collection a measure of grain (Kolaga- daya) in the locality Chintamani-pura of Pottalagere to the astrologer Nanneya Bhatta. The grant was made on Phalguna su. 7, Sunday, in the Chalukya-Vikrama year 51, Patabhava, on the occasion of the king's coronation ; and this was in recognition of the donee’s service, who had calculated the auspicious date for the king’s expedition on Karttika s.u 9, Thursday, of the same year.
It is gathered from the foregoing details that Somesvara III proceeded on a military expedition on the latter date and subsequently he was crowned on the former. The first of the above dates in Karttika corresponds to A.D. 1126, October 26, the week-day being Tuesday. The second date in Phalguna regularly corresponds to A.D. 1127, February 20. On this date the coronation of Somesvara III.
This record establishes the identity of modern Patancheru with the early Chalukya capital Pottalakere.
26th December A.D. 1131 : Kankal, Parigi, Vikarabad.
This contains two different records dated in two different cyclic years (viz) Sadharana and Virodhi Krit respectively, engraved on the same Pillar. The former registers the gift of land to the God Bijjesvara of Kankalla, by mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi, Heggade Dandanayaka of Kankall and other Pramukh karanas. The latter registers the gift of land by Soma Permanadi, Saudare Govindarasa and other Saudare’s of Kankallanadu including all Prabhus and Gavundas, to Sri Nemibhattarakadeva, for the daily rituals of God Kesavadeva.
Desaipet, Banswada
It records the grant of land by a certain Soma Permanadi bearing the titles, Savalakkamalla, Sanivara Siddhi, Pampana Gandha Varana and Lord of Banavasavadi-70 etc. for the daily rituals of the God. The importance of this record lies in the fact that, for the first time it mentions the place Bansavada, identifiable with modern Banswada
15th November A.D. 1137 : Someswaram, Banswada
It record the gifts of land in the territory of Banswada-26 by a feudatory named Soma permanadi, who bare the titles 'Savalakkamalla' and ‘Sanivara Siddhi' towards the anga and ranga bhogas and Tribhogabhya siddhi. An interesting aspect of this record is the mention of the name of the village 'Somesvaram' which is probably named after the donor Soma permanadi or his master Somesvara III.
1138 - 1151 AD : Jagadekamalla II
1151 AD - 1163 AD : Tailapa III
1134 AD - 1152 AD : Mahamandalesvara Mallarasa II
10th March, 1134 AD : Bheemgal.
This inscription is on a pillar near ruined Sivalayam. Records the gift of 8 marttars of Kariya (Black soil) and tota (garden land) towards the daily rites of the god Kesavadeva by Preggade Nagavarma who was in the service of mahamandalesvara Mallarasar.
1140 AD : Bodhan
This inscription is on a slab near a water tank. Mentions a certain Aliya Mallarasaru, Son-in-law of Eravarasa. It refers to some gift made by Mallarasaru to the god Siddhesvara of D[h]ronapalli. The gift particulars are not worn out.
4th June, 1152 AD : Jukkal
Nurmmadi Trailokyamalla (Tailapa-III)
It is on a pillar in front of Hanuman temple. This inscription registers the gift of 20 and 12 marttars of land for the daily offerings and perpetual burning of the lamp to the gods Bijjesvaradeva and Nandi Betesvaradeva by mahamandalesvara Pereya Mallarasaru, during the reign of Trailokyamalladeva identifiable with Tailapa III.
Gokarnachoda Maharaju
22nd March A.D. 1243 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
This inscription is now in the state Museum, Hyderabad. The inscription dated in the Chalukya Vikrama era refers to one mahamandaleshwara Kanduri Gokarna Chola maharaja and his gifts to Gavari..... Bhimana Perggada, son-in-law of Gamana perggada namely, the enjoyment of 10 madas of Gukkadamu 30, and to the latter's son Doddayyabhatta to whom, after washing his feet, he gave the enjoyment of Badiye of Naminekalla-70 on the occasion of Uttarayana sankranti.
1350 AD – 1518 AD : Bahmani Sultanate
Nov 16, 1397 - Sep 22, 1422 A.D : Feroz Shah Bahmani or TAJ-UD-DIN FIROZ SHAH
1418 AD : Rudroju Sirigiroju
8th January, A.D. 1418 : Tellapur, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar near a well. The inscription records the construction of a well and gadibhavi along with water carriers by Ojus [artisans] detailed in the inscription in the village Telumganapura. The most important feature is the name of the modern village Tellapur which shows that it was originally known as Telumganapura, reminding that during the period the area of Telingana was included in the kingdom of Firuz Shah Bahamani. Also states that Nagoju, one of the artisans of the above constructions, made the golden ornaments to the queen of Feroz Shah Sultan. The scribe is Rudroju Sirigiroju.
Sep 22, 1422 - Apr 17, 1436 A.D : Ahmad Shah I or SHIHAB-UD-DIN AHMAD I
Apr 17, 1436 - May 6, 1458 : Ahmad Shah II or ALA-UD-DIN AHMAD II
Wife : Kasavamba daughter of Recherla Pannaya Nayaka
Daughter : Jayi
1444 AD : This was a bilingual inscription of `Alau`d-Din Shah Bahmani, in state museum Hyderabad- Dated A H 848 (A.D. 1444), it records the construction of a stepwell by Makhduma-i-Jahan Bibi Shahnaz, mother of Khan-i-Mu`azzam Mahmud Khan.
Dated in Saka 1366 (A. D. 1444), this bilingual inscription in Sanskrit and Persian belongs to the period of the Bahmani Sultan 'Alau'd-Din II and records the victory of his father. Ahmad Shah, over Devaraja, commandant of the fort at Rajahmundry, besides referring to the construction of a well by prince Mahmud Khan after the name of his mother.
The inscription is on a pillar in the fields of Narasayya. It records the gift of Veluru agrahara, in confirmation of the earlier one, made in favour of Pambalapala Vennayya, the brahmana, by Samkaraganda, in the cyclic year Vrishabha [921 A.D.] The present donor Revarasa ruler of Medaku-30 belonged to Maṭura vamsa, with his headquarters at Balia Ravipol. The members who confirmed the gift were the eight Prabhus and one hundred mahajanas of Velluru. The actual gift comprised the Siddhaya, accrued out of the lands which include Regadu. The gift was made in the presence of Adityaya, Revayaegavunda, Kuchiraju of Ravipol, Doppelige Naranayya, Bejaya Gavunda, and Tooparani Buyyana Gavunda. The gift was made under the orders of King Ahavamalla. The executors of the gift were Korapara Revarasa, Chavundayya, Kuchiraju, Gundamayya manevergade and Gunasagarabhatta. This record is important as it contains the earliest reference to Medak-300.
987 AD : Somayyarasa
23rd May, A.D. 987 : Betolu, Sangareddy
This inscription is on the hill called Jinjarakonda, outside the village. The record mentions a gift made by Somayyarsar, feudatory of Ahavamalladeva [Tailapa-II] belonging to the lineage of the Chalukyas and Thippaiah and his son Gundaiah, measuring 2 matters of Neerunela and 30 matters of black soil to the teacher Somanabhatta who belonged to the Mulasangha of Yapaniya gachcha of Medak. It also mentions a Jaina Basadi in Medak.
997 - 1008 AD : Satyasraya
1008 - 1015 AD : Vikramaditya V
1006 AD - 1017 AD : maha samantha Gangayyarasa or Gangaiah rasar
September 26, 1006 AD : Saka 928, registers the gift of the village Koduru given to Brahmalingabhatta belonging to the temple of Gangesvera at Pottalakere by the maha samantha Gangayyarasa.
The second inscription, registers the grant of lands at Vendikola by gangayyarasa to the deity Ramesavaradeva of Polparela-tirtha. The gift was entrusted to the Jaina pontiff Vimalachandrapanditabhattarka of Soma-Jinalaya, for the merit of Somayyarasa.
1009 AD : Koduru, Pulkal Mandal, Sangareddy : Engraved on a slab lying on bund of the village tank, the record is dated Saka 931 (1009 AD) and states that when Chalukya king Irivabedemgadeva was staying in his transit camp Ravulakonde, maha samantha Gangayyarasa made the grant of the village Kolur to the deity Ramesvara of Chelevarala on the day of Tula Samkranti.
1010 AD : Ghatiyankakara - During the reign of Vikramaditya V, 'Tribhuvanamalla' (A.D.1010) Pallava Iriva Ghatiyankakaradeva Nolambadhiraja was ruling over Nolamba Padi-32000 and other places around (SII IX I No. 79). His subordinate, the Mahasamantadhipati, Maha Prachanda Dandanayaka Ghatiyankakara Brahmadhiraja called Venniya bhattaraka, a brahman, received certain lands from the people of Alur. Here it is not known whether the term means a name or a title but in the case of the subordinate it is definitely a title indicating his subordinate position to his overlord.
1012 AD : Somarasa Punyamkora, the great prime minister of Pallavarasa era 933 on the full moon Sunday of Falguna month (February 10, 1012) during the lunar eclipse, washed the feet of Somanatha
1015 AD : Ayyana
Rajendra Chola of Chola dynasty killed Ayyana in battle and occupied Kollipaka region.
1015 - 1042 AD : Jayasimha II also known as Jagadhekamalla I and Mallikamoda
Jayasimha II fought with cholas and recaptured kollipaka region.
Jayasimha II was a brother of Vikramiditya V in an inscription from Shimoga district he is stated to have been known as Nolamba-Pallava Permanadi, being the son of a Pallava princess.
1012AD - 1069 AD : Mahamandalesvara Pamparasar or Pampa Permanadi or Pallavarasa
1012 AD : The inscription, written in Telugu-Kannada script and Kannada language, records the ritual performed on the Lunar Eclipse in the month of Falguna, 1012 AD when Pallavarasa washed the feet and worshipped Somanatha Guru and donated approximately ninety acres of land to him.
1042 - 1068 AD : Someswara I
1014 AD - 1069 AD : Mahamandalesvara Pamparasar or Pampa Permanadi or Pallavarasa
Chief : 1017 AD - 1034 AD : Bijjayyarasa
1017 AD : Saka 939, Registers the grant of lands at Vendikola by Gangayyarasa to the deity of Ramesavaradeva of Polparela-tirtha
1017 AD : Vendikola, Pulkal Mandal, Sangareddy.
Of the two kannada inscriptions,on two different stones set up in the field outside the village, belonging to the Chalukya chief Irivabedemgadeva and dated Saka 939, Parabhava corresponding to AD 1017, the first on records the grant of lands at Vendikola by Bijjayyarasa to soma-Jinalaya.
23rd December A.D. 1014. : This inscription is on a stone set up in front of the Dhvajastambha of the temple, dated S. 936; Nala, Uttarayana Samkranti, Thursday. [A.D. not verifiable, Ananda corresponds to S. 936 and Uttarayana Samkranti falls on Friday A.D. 1014 Dec. 24]. Records the gift of the village Kovuru to the god Namesvara after washing the feet of Vakhana (Vrishana ?) deva of Kiriya Kandi by Mahamandalesvara Pampa Permadi. A grant for feeding fifty Ascetics and students was also made by other chiefs.
23rd May, A.D. 1026 : Mubarakpur, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar lying in the fields outside the village. The inscription records the gift of land measuring 10 mattars in the grama (name lost) within Kasavula to Ayyana basadi by Pampa permmanadi after washing the feet of Rama Chandra Siddhanta Bhattaraka of Kanurgana.
18th June, A.D. 1046 : Gorrekal, Andole Taluk
This inscription is on three pieces of a pillar in the Village. The inscription is broken into pieces and hence fragmentary. Seems to record land gift by Vema Permanadi, in the village Bhojanadendi. The said donor was in the service of Pampa Pernmadi.
30th January, A.D. 1050. [According to Northern cycle, it corresponds to 21st February, A.D. 1048] : Nagulapalli, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar in the Hanuman Temple. The inscription registers the gift of Pannasa land measuring 150 marttars in the grama of Pattala, included in Kolkuru-42 to Somesvara Pandita, as gurudakshina for imparting education [vidyadana], after washing his feet, by Bibbesvara, who was in the service of Pampa Permanadi, the holder of Bidina vritti. The said gift was made under the orders of Pampa Permanadi, ruler of Kasavulanadu Savalakkebada in the temple of god Somesvara. Also registers the gift of land measuring four hundred marttars to the one hundred twenty two Panditas headed by Chakrapani Pandita. 150 Prabhugamundugalu, headed by Kondisetti and Kammakallasetti were witnesses to the above gift.
1050 AD : Kolluru
Dated Saka 972 (A.D. 1050) the inscription registers some gift (details lost) by Pampa Pennmanadi on the occasion of Pattoddhati of the Yuvaraja Bijjarasa while Trailokya Malladevarasa was ruling the kingdom.
1050 AD : Kolkuru : Dated Saka 972 the inscription registers some gift by Pampa Pennmanadi on the occasion of Pattoddhati of the Yuvaraja Bijjarasa while Trailokyamalladevarasa was ruling the kingdom
26th March A.D. 1057 : Ramesvaram, Sangareddi
States that during the reign of Trailokyamalla, a grant of 26 mas was made in Mirdol of Migalanadu to Somesvara Pandita of Pottalakeri modern Patancheru. Also contains another grant of land, a garden measuring 6 mas. under Hiriyakalwa, and at various other places, pampana palli in Lambhulikinadu, by mahamandalesvara Pamparasar, to the God Pandhesvara.
1064 AD : Chandrasekhara Choda Maharaja
3rd May, A.D. 1064 : Gaudacherla, Sangareddy
The inscription is on a pillar lying in the fields bearing S.NO. 519 at the entrance of the village. It registers the gift of six marttars of gadde land under the catchment area of the tank, situated to the west of the village, for the five temples [Panchsalayas] names not given by a certain Maramayya of Piriya Gandi, while Chandrasekhara Choda Maharaja, a Telugu-Choda chief was administering the area.
1064 AD : Gaudacherla, Medak.
Belonging to the time of Trailokyamalla Somesvara of the Western Chalukyas and dated the Saka year 986, the record, which is a prasasti, states the existence of a hitherto unknown feudatory by name Chandra Nekhara Chola of the Telugu Chola family.
24th December, A.D. 1064 : Nagarkurnool
Begins with the Western Ganga prasasti and introduces Chalukya prince Ganga Permanadi Vikramadityadeva and Trailokyamalla Nolamba Permanadi Jayasimghadeva. These (two) Princes, while advancing for the victorious battle with the Cholas, were camping at the nelavidu Manchala, with their permission and at the instance of Choudhara RevadiharaBhadiesvara certain chief...... is said to have made through the (above) two princes a gift of the village Pullimjelu to certain Bhimarasi Pandita for maintaining a chatra at Srisailam.
1064 AD : maha mandalesvara Somapermanadi
20th December, A.D. 1064. : Antwar, Narayankhed, Medak District.
Telugu and Kannada.
This inscription begins with the usual prasasti of the Western Chalukyas and also that while Somesvara I Trailokyamalla was ruling, mentions his fedatory, maha mandalesvara Somapermanadi, who probably made a grant. Details of the grant are not clear.
1069 AD : Kohir, Zaheerabad Taluk
This inscription is in forsides of a slab built into the Virasangayya-katta. Lower portion of the slab is broken and lost. Seems to register a gift to a basadi constructed by padavala Chavundamayya a disciple of Subhachandra-siddhantadeva. Refers to Pampapermanadi who was a subordinate of the king.
1068 - 1076 AD : Someswara II
1069 AD - 1077 AD: Mahasamantha Aggalarasa
1069 AD: Sirur, Narayankhed This inscription is on a broken slab now kept near the Singoor Project house. Incomplete. The inscription gives the Prasasti of mahasamanta Aggalarasa, a follower of the Jain goddess Padmavati. It seems to register the gift of gadde land to some deity, not specified.
1074 AD : Singur, Sangareddy : Saka 995, it states that while chalukya bhuvanaikamalla camping at Vankapura, mahasamantha Aggalarasa made grant of lands to Dharmasagra Siddhantadeva
1074 AD : Sirur, Narayankhed
This inscription is on a pillar in the donka outside the village. The inscription registers the gift of garden lands and house plots for residence and feeding the students and (rishis) by maha samanta Aggalayya, at the instance of his brother. In this, Aggalarasa is praised for his proficiency in medicine. The said gift was placed in the custody of Dharmasagara Siddhanta Deva of Sri Yapaniya samgha and Maduvagana. The donor himself was an ardent worshipper of Jaina Sasanadevi and Bahubali. The verses extol the heroic qualities of Aggalarasa and philanthropic qualities of Vallikambe, his wife.
Registers the gift of land for dwelling purpose and garden land to Dharmasagara Siddhanta Deva of Madhuvagana and Sri Yapaniyasangha and for the daily offerings of Bahubali by Aggalarasa, the Mahasamantadhipati at the request of his brother (name not mentioned) for feeding the Mendicants on the occasion of Lunar eclipse. Aggalarasa is extolled in chaste Kannada verses.
1076 - 1126 AD : Vikramaditya VI
1077 AD - 1084 AD : Nolamba-Pallava Permanadi or Vikramaditya VI younger brother Jayasimha IV
1084 AD - 1098 AD : Mahamandalesvara Ahavamalla Permanadi or Valakkamalla
1098 AD - 1122 AD : Mallarasa or Mahadevarasar
6th August A.D. 1077 : Hyderabad Museum
This inscription is in the State Museum, dated C.V.E. I, Pingala, sravana Purnima, Sunday, (A.D. 1077, August, 6) Lunar eclipse. Records the grant of sovereign right to rule over the village of Temgola in favour of the god Kirti Somesvara by the king's subordinate Tribhuvanamalla vira-Nolamba-Pallava Permanadi who has been identified elsewhere as the King's younger brother Jayasimha. Mahamandalesvara Naga Varma of Kadamba family gave with his manneya Svamya over Tengole in Taidavodi-300 for the angabhoga of the god.
20th June, A.D. 1080 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
The first part records the the gift of 24 marttrs of land for the worship and repairs of the temple of the god Bhogevaradeva and for feeding and maintenance of students of Tamgina- Matha by mahamandalesvara Brahmadhiraja Udayaditya Deva, at the instance of the king and ministers. The gift was handed over to acharya Suryabharaṇa Pandita, the pontiff of the matha after washing his feet on the occasion of the solar eclipse.
Patancheru : 21st June A.D. 1080.The inscription seems to consist of 39 lines: it refers itself to the reign of Tribhuvanamalladeva and mentions his Brahmin subordinate who attained the rank of Brahmadhara evidently appears to be the same as `Kumara Tribhuvanamalla Brahamadiraja Udayadityavan` of No. 20.
Refers to the reign of Ahavamalla evidently Somesvra-I and mentioned Mahamandalesvara Permanadi.
It seems to refer to Mallana, the Mahapratihara. He is said to have made with the consent of all the Pradihanis on the said date, after washing the feet of Sarvapandita the gift of the same land: to Sri Bhogeswara deva of the Tenginomatha in the capital Pattalakere for the worship of the God for the repairs of the temple (for feeding ascetics) and for imparting education.
This record is dated Chalukya Vikrama year S Randri Jyeslita Amavasya, Sunday (Sunday 21st June 1080 A.D.) It refers to Brahmadhiraja Uderyaditya and his gift of Kuchemuru after washing the feet of Suryabharana pandita. Another piece mentions Pottalakere.
11th September A.D. 1084 : Alladurgam, Medak District.
This inscription dated C.V.E. 9, Raktakshi, Ashwayuja su. 9, Wednesday, A.D. 1084, Sept. 11.). Registers a gift of wet land for feeding the ascetics in Kirtivilasa Santi Jinalaya by the king`s subordinate Mahamandalesvara Ahavamalla Permanadigal. The gift was made into the hands of Kamaladeva Siddhanti.
27th August A.D. 1086 : Mamidipalli, Sangareddy Taluk
This inscription is on a pillar in the field of Lakshman Singh. The inscription records the arrangement made for the collection of water cess i.e., tax for the use of water from the tanks, situated to the east of Kandi by the Prabhu of Piriya Kandi named Sahavasi Brammidevayya Nayaka.
24th December, A.D. 1098 : Gadi Peddapur, Andole
Records the gift of land to the god Blibbesvara of Billa Kallu by the queen Melalad of the chief Ahavamalla Permanadi who was referred to as Valakkamalla. The good qualities of the queen Malaladevi, the donor were praised.
1098 AD : Mahamandalesvara Kalicorarasar or
20th December 1098 AD : Wajidnagar, Bichkunda Mandal
This inscription is on a pillar near the tankbund. The inscription records the gift of 10 marttars of land for the worship and daily rites as well as repairs of the temple of Somanatha by mahamandalesvara Kalicorarasar, lord of Amaravati Pura, after washing the feet of Rudrasakti Pandita, on the occasion of Uttarayana Sankranti. It also mentions the names of officers viz., Prabhu dandanayaka Simgarasa, Heggade Nagadeva nayaka of the lord (Prabhu) Mallarasa.
6th December, 1098 AD : Vijadnagar, Banswada
It records the gift of land for the maintenance of the daily routine of the temple Sayirabada. The gift was placed in the custody of Rudrasakti, the priest of Nakhareswara temple of Podana. The administrative division Sayirabada might be the same as Sabbisayira known already through several Kalyana Chalukya and Kakatiya inscriptions.
30th April A.D. 1101 : Malapahad, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar in the Hanuman temple. The inscription introduces a certain Somesvarabhatta of the family who bears a string of birudas which include Pati karyyadurandhara, niyogayaugandhara, Tribhuvanamalladevarajya samuddharana and Karnnaṭa herilala Samdhivigrahi. The donor, who was a minister, registered the gift of land measuring 12 marttars in the village Sirigoppa, his Prabhusvamya to the god Somesvara, towards the daily rites of the god as well as repairs to the temple. The said gift was handed over to Pabbesvarapandita after washing his feet, at the confluence of the two rivers viz., Jara and Gundi. At the end, the two Kannada verses praise the donor as a military general.
30th March, A.D. 1105 : Bhimgal
Begins with the asusual prasasti of the Western Chalukyas, followed by the mention of a certain maha mandalesvara Malla rasa, whose subordinate was perggada Nagavarma, who at the time of consecrating the Gods Rudresvara and Kesava, endowed the lands measuring 2 mas, towards the naivedya (daily offering) in the tank of Kavana, and some garden land towards the daily puja and other services such as dance, music and other instruments.
29th November A.D. 1108 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
Kumara Somesvara Son of Tribhuvanamalla.
This inscription is on a pillar in the field of Krishnarao by the side of a stream. The inscription records the gift of land towards naivedya of the god Badesvara of Ramatirtha by mahamandalesvara Mahadevarasar, along with Karana pramukhas of Banavaya, with the concurrence of the prince Somesvara.
29th November A.D. 1108. : Patancheru, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar in the field of Krishnarao by the side of a stream. The inscription records the gift of land towards naivedya of the god Badesvara of Ramatirtha by mahamandalesvara Mahadevarasar, along with Karana pramukhas of Banavaya, with the concurrence of the prince Somesvara.
18th September, 1122 AD : Singuru
This inscription is on a slab near P.W.D project guest house, dated Chalukya Vikrama 47 Subhakrit, Asvayuja su. 15 (mistake for su. 5), Monday lunar eclipse=1122 A.D. September 18. The lunar eclipse occurred on the previous day. States that while the king was camping at Jayanthipura, dandanayaka Totaranayya the governor of Kosevala-70 division and the brother- in-law of Mallarasa endowed lands in the villages Chevutakuru, Dakallu and on the Todikute on the occasion of lunar eclipse. The donor Mallarasa is described as mahasamanta under Somesvara Deva, the son of mahamandalesvara Chalukya Gangapermmadi Aggeyarasu was to protect the grant.
1127 - 1138 AD : Bhulokamalla Someswara III
1122 AD - 1137 AD : Mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi II
1127 AD : Nanneya Bhatta
20th February A.D. 1127 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
This epigraph belongs to the reign of the Western Chalukya king Bhulokamalla Somesvara III. It states that according to the oral instructions of the king, his officer Pasayita (Master of Robes) Bammanayya granted the privilege of collection a measure of grain (Kolaga- daya) in the locality Chintamani-pura of Pottalagere to the astrologer Nanneya Bhatta. The grant was made on Phalguna su. 7, Sunday, in the Chalukya-Vikrama year 51, Patabhava, on the occasion of the king's coronation ; and this was in recognition of the donee’s service, who had calculated the auspicious date for the king’s expedition on Karttika s.u 9, Thursday, of the same year.
It is gathered from the foregoing details that Somesvara III proceeded on a military expedition on the latter date and subsequently he was crowned on the former. The first of the above dates in Karttika corresponds to A.D. 1126, October 26, the week-day being Tuesday. The second date in Phalguna regularly corresponds to A.D. 1127, February 20. On this date the coronation of Somesvara III.
This record establishes the identity of modern Patancheru with the early Chalukya capital Pottalakere.
26th December A.D. 1131 : Kankal, Parigi, Vikarabad.
This contains two different records dated in two different cyclic years (viz) Sadharana and Virodhi Krit respectively, engraved on the same Pillar. The former registers the gift of land to the God Bijjesvara of Kankalla, by mahamandalesvara Soma Permanadi, Heggade Dandanayaka of Kankall and other Pramukh karanas. The latter registers the gift of land by Soma Permanadi, Saudare Govindarasa and other Saudare’s of Kankallanadu including all Prabhus and Gavundas, to Sri Nemibhattarakadeva, for the daily rituals of God Kesavadeva.
Desaipet, Banswada
It records the grant of land by a certain Soma Permanadi bearing the titles, Savalakkamalla, Sanivara Siddhi, Pampana Gandha Varana and Lord of Banavasavadi-70 etc. for the daily rituals of the God. The importance of this record lies in the fact that, for the first time it mentions the place Bansavada, identifiable with modern Banswada
15th November A.D. 1137 : Someswaram, Banswada
It record the gifts of land in the territory of Banswada-26 by a feudatory named Soma permanadi, who bare the titles 'Savalakkamalla' and ‘Sanivara Siddhi' towards the anga and ranga bhogas and Tribhogabhya siddhi. An interesting aspect of this record is the mention of the name of the village 'Somesvaram' which is probably named after the donor Soma permanadi or his master Somesvara III.
1138 - 1151 AD : Jagadekamalla II
1151 AD - 1163 AD : Tailapa III
1134 AD - 1152 AD : Mahamandalesvara Mallarasa II
10th March, 1134 AD : Bheemgal.
This inscription is on a pillar near ruined Sivalayam. Records the gift of 8 marttars of Kariya (Black soil) and tota (garden land) towards the daily rites of the god Kesavadeva by Preggade Nagavarma who was in the service of mahamandalesvara Mallarasar.
1140 AD : Bodhan
This inscription is on a slab near a water tank. Mentions a certain Aliya Mallarasaru, Son-in-law of Eravarasa. It refers to some gift made by Mallarasaru to the god Siddhesvara of D[h]ronapalli. The gift particulars are not worn out.
4th June, 1152 AD : Jukkal
Nurmmadi Trailokyamalla (Tailapa-III)
It is on a pillar in front of Hanuman temple. This inscription registers the gift of 20 and 12 marttars of land for the daily offerings and perpetual burning of the lamp to the gods Bijjesvaradeva and Nandi Betesvaradeva by mahamandalesvara Pereya Mallarasaru, during the reign of Trailokyamalladeva identifiable with Tailapa III.
Gokarnachoda Maharaju
22nd March A.D. 1243 : Patancheru, Sangareddy
This inscription is now in the state Museum, Hyderabad. The inscription dated in the Chalukya Vikrama era refers to one mahamandaleshwara Kanduri Gokarna Chola maharaja and his gifts to Gavari..... Bhimana Perggada, son-in-law of Gamana perggada namely, the enjoyment of 10 madas of Gukkadamu 30, and to the latter's son Doddayyabhatta to whom, after washing his feet, he gave the enjoyment of Badiye of Naminekalla-70 on the occasion of Uttarayana sankranti.
1350 AD – 1518 AD : Bahmani Sultanate
Nov 16, 1397 - Sep 22, 1422 A.D : Feroz Shah Bahmani or TAJ-UD-DIN FIROZ SHAH
1418 AD : Rudroju Sirigiroju
8th January, A.D. 1418 : Tellapur, Sangareddy
This inscription is on a pillar near a well. The inscription records the construction of a well and gadibhavi along with water carriers by Ojus [artisans] detailed in the inscription in the village Telumganapura. The most important feature is the name of the modern village Tellapur which shows that it was originally known as Telumganapura, reminding that during the period the area of Telingana was included in the kingdom of Firuz Shah Bahamani. Also states that Nagoju, one of the artisans of the above constructions, made the golden ornaments to the queen of Feroz Shah Sultan. The scribe is Rudroju Sirigiroju.
Sep 22, 1422 - Apr 17, 1436 A.D : Ahmad Shah I or SHIHAB-UD-DIN AHMAD I
Apr 17, 1436 - May 6, 1458 : Ahmad Shah II or ALA-UD-DIN AHMAD II
Wife : Kasavamba daughter of Recherla Pannaya Nayaka
Daughter : Jayi
1444 AD : This was a bilingual inscription of `Alau`d-Din Shah Bahmani, in state museum Hyderabad- Dated A H 848 (A.D. 1444), it records the construction of a stepwell by Makhduma-i-Jahan Bibi Shahnaz, mother of Khan-i-Mu`azzam Mahmud Khan.
Dated in Saka 1366 (A. D. 1444), this bilingual inscription in Sanskrit and Persian belongs to the period of the Bahmani Sultan 'Alau'd-Din II and records the victory of his father. Ahmad Shah, over Devaraja, commandant of the fort at Rajahmundry, besides referring to the construction of a well by prince Mahmud Khan after the name of his mother.
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