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Satyashraya (IAST: Satyāśraya; r. 997 – 1008 CE), also
known as
Sattiga or Irivabedanga, was a king of the
Western Chalukya Empire.
During a time of consolidation...
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during the
reign of Raja Raja
Chola I, and the
Western Chalukya king
Satyashraya at the town of
Donur in Bi****ur district, Karnataka, in
southern India...
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involving themselves politically and
militarily in Vengi. When King
Satyashraya succeeded Tailapa II to the throne, he was able to
protect his kingdom...
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inscription calls him Maha-samantadhipati
Ahavamalla Tailaparasa of
Satyashraya family (
Satyashraya-kula-tilaka), and
states that
Krishna had
granted him the fief...
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because of
which the
subsequent rulers called their dynasty Satyashraya-kula ("family of
Satyashraya"). The
imperial titles of ****keshin
include Bhattaraka...
- the festivities.
Colorful cutouts of the
Varaha the
Chalukya emblem,
Satyashraya ****keshin (****keshin II),
famous sculptural masterpieces such as Durga...
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intervenes and try to
persuade Mrinal, but in vain. Meanwhile,
Prince Satyashraya returns from his
Gurukul and is
introduced to his would-be wife Vilas...
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Vikramaditya inherited the
traditional titles of the dynasty,
including Satyashraya ("refuge of truth") and Shri-prithvi-vallabha ("lord of
goddess of wealth...
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China in 1016, 1033, and 1077. The
Western Chalukya empire under Satyashraya and
Someshvara I
tried regularly to
loose itself from
Chola domination...
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Chalukya king
Taila II,
prince Satyashraya chased the
Konkaneshvara (the
ruler of
Konkan i.e. Aparajita) to the sea.
Satyashraya pressed as far as the Shilahara...
