Western Chalukya Empire

The Western Chalukya Empire ruled most of the western Deccan, South India, between the 10th and 12th centuries.

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Which happened first?

• Western Chalukya Empire began 1 year after Zirid Dynasty
• Western Chalukya Empire began 3 years before Margraviate of Austria
• Western Chalukya Empire began 5 years after Sharifate of Mecca
• Western Chalukya Empire began 8 years after Margraviate of Meissen
• Western Chalukya Empire began 8 years before County of Namur

Timeline

1. Margraviate of Meissen965–1423
2. Sharifate of Mecca968–1925
3. Zirid Dynasty972–1148
4. Western Chalukya Empire (this page)973–1189
5. Margraviate of Austria976–1156
6. County of Namur981–1795

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