According to the Moghalicheruvu inscription, he was described as the second Rama.
He defeated the Chiyya king and got “Garuda Dhwaja Sthambam”.
He was having the great “Vetala Dvajam” which was with Ravanasura in those days.
Ranamardha wore a necklace known as “Kantiya” and it was his official emblem.
Kusumayudha-I (A.D. 870 – 895)
He was the contemporary of Chalukya Bhima-I of Eastern Chalukyas.
According to Koravi inscription: He was the feudatory king to 1st Chalukya Bhima of Vengi Chalukya.
He played an important role in Vengi Chalukya – Manyakheta conflicts.
This inscription explains about his victories.
Chalukya Bhima donated a Village called “Dokiparru” to a Brahmin named Potamayya on the request of Kusumayudha-I.
He played Prominent role in defeating Rashtrakutas and throwing them away from Koravi Seema.
Kusumayudha – II (A.D. 935 -960)
He had a title namely “Vineeta Janasraya”.
There was peace in the Kingdom during his time. Kusumayudha – II exempted all the tax in the village “moghali cheruvu” and donated it to a Brahmin namely “Dhoniya sharma”( of Kuthsitha Gotra), this was donated on a Sankranthi festival. This inscription which explains donation had ithihasa poems.
Koravi inscriptions explain about political conditions and administration.
Kusumayudha–IV
According to Moghali cheruvu inscription, he donated Moghalicheruvu village to a Brahmin called “Gonaya”.
Betaraja – I (A.D. 1075-1100)
Betharaju-1 came to power after his father Kusumayudha -IV death.
From that time, conflicts started in the kingdom.
Kakartya Gundana defeated Betaraja and occupied the Koravi region.
Later, Betaraja-I took the help of the ruler of Viriyala and regained his Kingdom.
Kusumayudha – V
Title – Muttenegalla.
Kusumayudha – VI
Title – Marbala Kesari.
His contemporary was “Rudradeva” of the Kakatiya dynasty.
According to Krivvaka inscriptions, Rudradeva defeated him. After this defeat, Kusumayudha – VI was in exile for 12 years.
After 1 year, he regained his kingdom with the help of his ministers and appointed them as Mahamandaleshwar (Grand Chiefs).
Nagathi Raja
His title was “Viveka Narayana”.
During his period Kakatiya ruler Ganapati deva defeated Nagati Raja and annexed Mudigonda Chalukyas Kingdom.
The decline of Mudigonda Chalukyas is explained in the “Palampeta” inscription issued by Recharla Rudra who was the army chief of kakatiyas.
