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monk), he soon began to attract followers; with their help, or their acquiescence, he took possession of the town, and in such manner came to rule the entire country. According to the genealogy, the Coorg
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Manual of Coorg- A Gazetteer of the natural features of the country and the social and political condition of its inhabitants
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2069:Rudrabhatta
2014:Gunavarma I
2001:Noted poets
1910:Rashtrakuta
1660:Chikmagalur
1536:Ramanagara
1511:Chitradurga
1430:Tipu Sultan
956:Rice, Lewis
914:25 November
730:29 February
596:recipient,
534:of Mysore.
496:Piriyapatna
481:Map 11
477:Piriyapatna
365:Appaji Rāja
188:Preceded by
84:(1790-1834)
2360:Categories
2340:Television
2330:Newspapers
2254:Waterfalls
2064:Raghavanka
2054:Siddharama
1889:Milestones
1875:Literature
1860:Yakshagana
1810:Ilkal sari
1617:Kalaburagi
1516:Davanagere
1405:Pattadakal
1222:Demography
1163:Sandalwood
697:References
530:, the new
528:Haidar Ali
444:1811–1820
440:Linga Rāja
434:1809–1811
426:1780–1809
416:1774–1780
413:Linga Rāja
408:1770–1774
400:1766–1770
392:1736–1766
384:1687–1736
376:1633–1687
368:Not known
360:Not known
340:Rulers of
312:Lewis Rice
127:Government
78:suzerainty
76:under the
2335:Magazines
2124:Lakshmisa
2084:Chamarasa
2024:Sri Ponna
1991:Karnataka
1855:Veeragase
1790:Bidriware
1785:Buta Kola
1717:Districts
1704:Geography
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1315:Balligavi
1242:Geography
1237:Folk arts
1232:Education
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702:Citations
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357:Vira Rāja
302:Although
288:Coorg War
117:Religion
111:Arebhashe
2129:Sarvajna
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1952:Haridasa
1903:Medieval
1752:Malenadu
1737:Villages
1564:Belagavi
1559:Bagalkot
1531:Tumakuru
1420:Sringeri
1345:Halebidu
1310:Banavasi
1272:Wildlife
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681:Gouramma
654:Madikeri
576:Virajpet
568:Madikeri
500:Arkalgud
321:Lingayat
138:Maharaja
131:Monarchy
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93:Madikeri
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2216:Tourism
2193:society
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1212:Climate
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758:28 June
612:Gallery
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504:pagodas
470:Wodeyar
466:Mercara
317:Jangama
147:History
103:Kannada
89:Capital
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2264:Awards
2189:People
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1973:Modern
1959:Mysore
1835:Khedda
1830:Kasuti
1757:Kanara
1732:Taluks
1722:Rivers
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2029:Ranna
2009:Asaga
1896:Epics
1690:Udupi
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1584:Gadag
1521:Kolar
1360:Hampi
1320:Belur
1252:Media
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1168:Fruit
1154:Lotus
1077:State
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520:Coorg
490:from
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327:rajas
308:Coorg
280:India
256:Coorg
2229:Dams
2191:and
1966:Play
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