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Ramachandra
Ramachandra was king of the Western Chalukyas (Kalyani Chalukyas), reigning 1076–1147 CE, also known as Jagadhekamalla II.
Timeline
- 1076–1100Kalyani · KarnatakaSucceeded Someshvara III, established his capital at Kalyani, and early on worked to consolidate territory in the central Deccan and suppress local strongmen, extending control over Karnataka's core region.
- c. 1100–1147Kalyani · KarnatakaIn his middle and later reign he faced prolonged confrontation with the rising Hoysala kingdom; in the 1120s he was defeated by Veera Ballala I and forced to pay tribute, and the kingdom's hegemony declined, though he retained nominal rule until his death in 1147.
Sources
- History of the Chalukyas of Kalyani — R. S. Panchamukhi (1933)
- Epigraphia Carnatica