Beta II

[1] The 1082 CE Banajipet inscription describes him as Maha-mandaleshvara Betarasa ("king Beta"), the lord of Anmakonda-pura (city of Anumakonda).[2] The Padmakshi Temple inscription suggests that Beta approached the Chalukya king with the help of his minister (dandadhipa) Vaija, and obtained the entire Sabbi-nadu region comprising a thousand villages ("Sabbi-1000").[7] The 1120 CE Matedu inscription issued by the Kakatiya vassal Vembola Boddama Mallenayaka of the Pulinda family states that his father Reva collected tributes on behalf of Beta II and suppressed revolts.[9] The 1082 CE Banajipet inscription states that Beta II gifted land and a house site to a Jaina temple established by Medarasa, another vassal of the Chalukya king Vikramaditya alias Tribhuvana-malla.It appears that Beta commissioned the village and the temple, and his son Durga-raja granted Shiva-pura to the Shaivite ascetic Rameshvara Pandita on 24 November 1090, on the occasion of a solar eclipse.
KakatiyaProla IDurga-rajaProla IIDynastyKakatiya dynastyKalyani ChalukyaVemulavadaShaiviteAnumakondaVikramaditya VISomeshvaraParamaraJagaddevaPadmakshi TempleKalamukhaShriparvataKazipetP.V.P. SastryGunda IIIGunda IVBeta IDurgarajaMahadevaGanapati-devaRudrama-deviPrataparudra-deva