Durlabhadevi, Durlabhadevī: 1 definition
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Source: Wisdom Library: India HistoryDurlabhadevī (दुर्लभदेवी) is the name of one of two wives of Pulakeśin I. According to the Meguṭi inscription at Aihoḷe by Ravikīrti, Pulakeśin I was responsible for building the fort at Bādāmi on the hill top. He begot two sons, Kīrtivarman and Maṅgaleśa from his two queens Durlabhadevī and Indukānti.
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Full-text: Indukanti, Pulakeshin.
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