Note: Pulakeshi I, formerly a governor under Kadamba King Harivarman, established the Badami Chalukya dynasty around 540 AD, assuming the title Maharaja and performing the Ashvamedha to assert his independence. The dynasty ruled for nearly two centuries, with its capital at Badami, expanding from the Narmada in the north to Kalinga and South Kosala in the east. The coin bears dynastic symbols such as the boar (Varaha), temples, sceptres, and lamps.Pulakeshi I, formerly a governor under Kadamba King Harivarman, established the Badami Chalukya dynasty around 540 AD, assuming the title Maharaja and performing the Ashvamedha to assert his independence. The dynasty ruled for nearly two centuries, with its capital at Badami, expanding from the Narmada in the north to Kalinga and South Kosala in the east. The coin bears dynastic symbols such as the boar (Varaha), temples, sceptres, and lamps.

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