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It has been tacitly assumed that this was a formal division and
Pulakeshin II conferred independent sovereignty of Vengi on his younger brother. It was stated in the Kopparam plates that Kubja Vishnuvardhana was ruling only as a subordinate to his brother Pulakeshin II in the Vengi area. A
791:, inflicted a crushing defeat on the Chalukyas and burnt Badami. Pulakeshin II lost his life in this encounter. The five sons of Pulakeshin fought among themselves in the period that followed, and tried to divide the kingdom into independent states. Pulakeshin's third son
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Das Kornel posits that
Pulakeshin II sent his younger brother Kubja Vishnuvardhana as viceroy to the Vengi region. There, the latter was able to subdue the Vishnukundina King (possibly Janasraya Madhava Varman) and carve out a kingdom for himself.
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One possible reason is the turn of events around middle of the 7th century in the Badami
Chalukyan kingdom. The last few ruling years of Pulakeshin II ended in disaster. The great
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as the viceroy under
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Eastern Chalukyas ruled the Vengi kingdom for nearly five centuries and had a very close relationship with the imperial
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became the
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kingdom. He appointed his brother Kubja Vishnuvardhana as
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