Harivarma

Harivarma moved his capital from Kolar, Karnataka to Talakad.^[4] He was the last known ruler of the original Banavasi branch of the Kadamba dynasty. His reign marked the decline of this line, as power in Banavasi later passed to the Triparvata branch. Krishnavarma II of that branch defeated Harivarma and brought Banavasi back under his family’s control.^[2]: 738

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