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Deunking Mysuru's 3 new claims

New claims includes

1) 2 incriptions of Sangameshwar Salunkhes didn't exist

2) Salunke are solanki Not Chalukya

3) Lines in Somadeva Chalukya's inscription taken from Sangameshwar Mahatmya text Image
One inscription from karneshwara  temple in Sangameshwara still exist there & has nothing to do with Kolhapur temple inscription Image
2nd inscription of Somadeva Chakukya from Kolhapur temple which was already translated & published in 1848 ce by Bal G. Shatri & nowhere it mentions Sangmeshwar Mahatmya

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So BG Shatri who published the inscription in 1848 is lying, Keshavrao Nagesh, Graham, Rao Bahadur VN Mandlik is, RG Bhandarkar are also lying

Stone slabs getting destroyed or misplaced is a very common thing. Fleet was born 1 year before the inscription was published in 1848 ce
There are many such cases of missing Inscription

Example - NO ONE have seen Hastikundi Rashtrakuta inscription & no one knows where that inscription is
Chalukyas/Salunkes do not claim any ancestry from solanki rajput

It's Vidyadhar Srivastavya who tried to connect these two different clans cause he thinks Chalukya/Salunkhes of Badami were Solankis of Gujarat who came to deccan in 3rd ce (obviously false )


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Mysuru academia must be the last talking about surnames & clans

All Kshatriyas clan names are taken by almost all non v2s in india this is nothing new.
96 Kulin Marathas bestowing their clan names on non v2s is recorded in 17th ce. Shahu Maharaja just made it simple for non v2s Image
96 Kulin Marathas Salunke/Chalukya clan name that are found in non v2s are in negligible number

But Solankis are mostly found among Kolis more than rajput
Vansh Bhaskar nowhere calls Jaswantrao Wable Salukhe as Solanki rajput It's Jadunath sarkar who tranlated it to Solanki

He's clearly called as "Deccani Chalukya Maratha" that's Chalukya of pure deccani origin & not Solanki origin

Already debunked here ()
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Chalukya's vernacular forms keep recurring in their inscription & interestingly both the vernacular forms
" चाळक्या & साळुंखे " are found in that same Rantagiri District where Kalyani Chalukya family settled & were feudatories under Seuna-Jadhavrao
Recently another vokkaliga was stealing Vengi Razu/Rachevar Chalukya glory.

Even the last ruling Razu Chalukya family from coastal Andhra & was unrelated to vokkals

Both Cholas & Chalukyas of Andhra are unequivocally the Razu/Rachevars EVEN TODAY

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