Chalukya–Chola wars
Chola conquests in the Chalukyan kingdom
All the Chola–Chalukya battles took place in Southern (early battles) and Central (later battles) Chalukyan country and a few in Vengi which the Cholas dominated until the rise of Ganapati of Kakatiya dynasty.

Chalukya–Chola wars

Section Title: Chola conquests in the Chalukyan kingdom
Table Section Text: All the Chola–Chalukya battles took place in Southern (early battles) and Central (later battles) Chalukyan country and a few in Vengi which the Cholas dominated until the rise of Ganapati of Kakatiya dynasty.

Year of the battle (C.E.)	Battle	Present location and district	Chalukyan commander	Chola commander	Results

992	Rattepadi 7 1/2	Chitradurga district	Sathyashraya	Rajaraja Chola	Chola annexes the region

1008	Rattepadi 7 1/2	Chitradurga, Bellary dt's	Sathyashraya	Prince Rajendra Chola "Vidyadharar" (Hottur stone inscription)

1008	Banavasi 12,000	near Hampi-Bellary district	Sathyashraya	Rajendra Chola

1008	Raichur 2,000	Raichur dt	Sathyashraya	Rajendra Chola

1008	Gulbarga 7,000	Gulbarga dt	Sathyashraya	Rajendra Chola

1008	Manyakheth(Malgate)	near Mahagaon-Bidar district	Sathyashraya	Rajendra Chola	"Rajendra with his nine lakh soldiers demolished Manyaketh "(Hoattur inscriptions). Chola win all these battles and rule these areas over the next seven years.

1008	Toanur on River Krishna	near Bijapur-Bijapur	Sathyashraya	Rajendra Chola	Chalukyan king killed in this remote battlefield; the Chalukyas move their capital, further away from the overwhelming Chola borders, to Kalyani (in Bidar dt) 48 km NE of the destroyed Manyaketh

1015	Chalukya reclaim Raichur after the Chola army leave for Rajaraja Chola's funeral at Thanjavur. River Tungabhadra become almost a permanent border between the two kingdoms.

1019	Balagaon	Bijapur dt	King Vikramaditya V and Prince Jayasimha	Chola Governor of Malprabha Region	Chalukya win

1019	Belgaum	Belgaum dt	Vikramaditya V	Chola Governor of Malprabha Region	Chalukya kill the Chola governor

1020	Musangi	Raichur dt	Vikramaditya V	King Rajendra Chola	Chola on a rampage over all of South Chalukya. Raichur annexed to Chola empire.

1042	Gulbarga	Gulbarga dt	Someswara I, Princes Vikramaditya and Vijayaditya	Prince Rajathiraja Chola	Chalukya defeated and Gulbarga annexed.

1045	Someswara I reclaims Gulbarga and Raichur when the Chola prince is away to visit his ailing father.

1046	Gambili	Gambili, near Hospet -Bellary dt	Someswara I	Rajathiraja Chola	Chola again conquer Raichur.

1048	Poondoor on Rver Krishna	Gulbarga dt	Someswara I	Rajathiraja Chola	Chola again conquer Gulbarga.

1048	Mannathi on River Krishna	Gulburga dt	Someswara I	Rajathiraja Chola

1048	Kalyani	Bidar dt	Someswara I	Rajathiraja Chola	Chola conquer Kalyani. Chalukyas driven back to their Kunthala hinterland behind the eastern corner of Balaghat Range

1050	Chalukyan Someswara I reclaims the lost up to Kalyani.

1054	KoppaThirtham on River Malprabha	30 km south-east of Kolhapur - Bijapur dt	Someswara I	Rajathiraja Chola	Someswara I advances in a bid to reclaim Gulbarga and Bijapur. Rajathiraja, 54 years old, dies on his elephant ; brother Rajendra II is crowned in the battlefield and leads Cholas to victory ; Chalukyan crown prince Jayasimha killed on the battlefield

1054	Kolapur	Kolhapur -South Maharashtra	Someswara I	King Rajendra Chola II	The 51-year-old new Chola king conquers Kalyani and Kolhapur, which remain under Chola domination for the next three years.

1059	Mudakoor on River Krishna	Mudakoor- Gulbarga dt	Someswara I invading Gulbarga, and is driven back

1063	Gulbarga	Gulbarga dt	Prince Vikramaditya	King VeeraRajendra Chola	Chola king visits Gulburga after putting down revolts in Gangapadi - in Raichur and Bellary dt's. Chalukya prince invade Gulburga, but is routed.

1064	Kollur on River Krishna	West Kurnool dt	Prince Vikramaditya invades on Vengi blocked and driven back by Narendra II and VeeraRajendra Chola. The Chalukya had invaded using the confusion over king RajaNarendra I's sudden demise.

1064	Koodal Sangama on River Krishna meeting the PanchGanga tributaries	near Kidnapur - Bijapur dt	King Someswara I	VeeraRajendra Chola	Chalukyan army destroyed completely.

1066 -	on River Krishna, near Gulbarga	Gulbarga dt	Someswara I	VeeraRajendra Chola	Chalukyan attempt to conquer Gulbarga thwarted.

1067	Karandhai, north of Kalyani	Karanji River valley -Bidar dt	Chalukyan generals and Kadamba prince	VeeraRajendra Chola	King Someswara I does not turn up for the battle. Enraged Cholas devastate the towns of Kalyani and Karanji.

1067	Meanwhile, Prince Vikramaditya invades and conquers Vengi and also Chakrakottam (in Bastar district, Madhya Pradesh)

1068	Vijayawada	Krishna dt	the first and the only Later East Chalukya king Vikramaditya VI	VeeraRajendra,58 yrs

1068	Chakrakottam	Bastar dt (Madhya Pradesh)	Vikramaditya VI	VeraRajendra	Chalukya is defeated and driven back to his Kalyani. VeeraRajendra Chola crowns Vijayaditya VII as the new Vengi king.

1068	After Someswara I's death Vikramaditya's elder brother Someswara II takes to the Chalukyan throne. Vikramaditya and the princes of Kadamba, Nulamba and Gangapadi make truce with VeeraRajendra, and ask for his help to dethrone Someswara II, the tyrant.

1070	Kuththi	Anantapur dt	Someswara II	VeeraRajendra Chola and Vikramaditya

1070	Gambili	near Hospet-Bellary dt	Someswara II	VeeraRajendra Chola

1070	Raichur	Raichur dt	Someswara II	VeeraRajendra Chola	VeeraRajendra wins all battles and crowns Vikramaditya as Chalukyan king

1075	Nangili	Kolar dt	Vikramaditya VI	Kulotunga I

1075	Mańali	Tumkur dt	Vikramaditya VI	Kulotunga I

1075	Halatthi	ChitraDurga	Vikramaditya VI	Kulotunga I

1076	Navila	Bellary dt.	Vikramaditya VI	Kulotunga I

1076	-on Tungabhadra River	Raichur dt.	Vikramaditya VI	Kulotunga I	Kulotunga wins all battles, and reclaim up to Raichur. Vikramaditya move north into the North Chalukyan territory of Someswara II, drives him away, and crowns himself king again.

1088	Chalukya reclaim Raichur and Bellary back.

1098	Chola conquer Bellary (Gambili) back

1118	Vikramaditya captures Vengi and Gangapadi after Kulothunga had granted autonomous power to Telugu Chola prince Kanikoen makana Bhima Chola, over these areas

1120	Vijayawada	Krishna district	Vikramaditya VI	Vikrama Chola	Vikrama Chola reclaims the Vengi kingdom. In the mid 12th century and mid 13th century, the Chalukyas and the Cholas, respectively diminish in power, while the Hoysalas, Kakatiyas and the Later Pandyas encroached upon them

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The Chola–Chalukya wars were a series of wars fought from 992 C.E. to 1120 C.E. between the Chola and the Chalukya kingdoms.

final_sentence: The Chola–Chalukya wars were a series of wars fought from 992 C.E. to 1120 C.E. between the Chola and the Chalukya kingdoms.