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MANAVYA

Manavya

Indian non-governmental organization

Manavya (which means "Humanity" in Marathi Language) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) in India, founded by Vijaya Lawate, for rehabilitating children

Manavya

Rajaraja Narendra

Eastern Chalukya emperor from 1022 to 1061

Narendra. However, unlike their claimed ancestor, who belonged to the Manavya gotra, they belonged to the Atreya gotra. The Eastern Chalukya dynasty

Rajaraja Narendra

Rajaraja_Narendra

Eastern Chalukyas

624–1189 dynasty in South India

Vishnuvardhana, the progenitor of the Eastern Chalukyas, they belonged to the Manavya Gotra and were Haritputras (sons of Hariti) just like the Kadambas and

Eastern Chalukyas

Eastern_Chalukyas

Velir

Royal house of Yadu dynasty

Tamil Nadu during the sangam age. The Chalukyas and Kadambas belonging to Manavya gotra as being the descendants of the original ancestress Hariti. The Karmandala

Velir

Kadamba dynasty

4th–6th-century Indian dynasty

According to the Talagunda and the Gudnapur inscriptions, they belonged to the Manavya Gotra and were Haritiputrās ("descendants of Hariti lineage"), which connected

Kadamba dynasty

Kadamba_dynasty

Group of temples at Magadi, Karnataka

Hindu temple in Karnataka, India

Sage Mandavya lending the location the name "Mandavya Kshetra" (abode of Manavya). The pillars in the temple have attractive sculptures in relief. On either

Group of temples at Magadi, Karnataka

Group_of_temples_at_Magadi,_Karnataka

Chutu dynasty

Indian dynasty (1st century BCE–3rd century CE)

claimed descent from a son of Hariti (a woman of the Harita gotra) and of Manavya gotra. The Chalukyas had appropriated this genealogy from the Kadamba dynasty

Chutu dynasty

Chutu_dynasty

Talagunda pillar inscription

Village in Karnataka, India

the path of the three Vedas, (and) which had sprung from the gotta of Manavya, the foremost of Rishis. (V. 5.) Where the hair was wet from being constantly

Talagunda pillar inscription

Talagunda_pillar_inscription

Halmidi inscription

Oldest known Kadamba Kannada inscription

in addition, the inscription does not "include any of the epithets like Mānavya-gōtra, Hāritī-putra, and most important Dharma-maharājā" that are a part

Halmidi inscription

Halmidi_inscription

Mandavya Narayana Swamy Temple

Hindu temple in India

Sculpture (1957), suggested that the name "Mandavya" might be a corruption of "Manavya," a gotra associated with the Eastern Chalukyas. He noted that the Vishnu

Mandavya Narayana Swamy Temple

Mandavya_Narayana_Swamy_Temple

Talagunda

Village in Karnataka, India

descending from a three-sage line in the Hariti pravara and belonging to the Manavya gothra. Dr. Jyotsna Kamat (21 December 2007). "The Kadambas of Banavasi"

Talagunda

Mahakuta Pillar

Notes 1-2 Om ! Hail ! In the lineage of the Chalukyas, — who are of the Manavya gotra; who are Haritiputras; who are possessed of unrepulsed energy, strength

Mahakuta Pillar