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Chalukyas of Kalyana (Western Chalukyas), Jayasimha II "Jagadekamalla"&nbsp;(10 Century CE), Gold Varaha (Gadyana), Obv: a caparisoned Varaha (Boar), the Chalukya insignia facing left, Kannada numeral 1 under the neck, sun and crescent symbol&nbsp;above, accosted by a parasol, lamp behind, floral scroll around, Rev: ornamented temple doorway, four petalled flower in it, with Garuda standing above?, a single horizontal line of Kannada legend at the center of temple entrance&nbsp;“Sri Gonala bhupa”(King of the Gonala region), 3.75g, 14.96mm, (Variant of Mitch. K&amp;A # 267), choice extremely fine, Exceptionally Rare.&nbsp;

Note: Jayasimha's reign was a period of much fighting on many fronts. Shortly before 1019 AD a confederacy was organized among the Kalachuri Gangeyadeva, the Paramara Bhoja and Rajendera Chola who made simultaneous attacks on the Deccan. A battle was fought on the bank of the Godavari in which Jayasimha claims to have repulsed all of them.&nbsp;The Kannada legends "Sri Gonala Bhupa" in the center line might have used after this incidence of battle to demonstrate the glorifying and strong kingdom under Jayasimha's rule. His&nbsp;reign&nbsp;was important period of development of Kannada literature.&nbsp;An exceptionally beautiful example with complete details visible on it!

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