Western Chalukyas or The Chalukyas of Kalyani:
| Chalukyas of Kalyani or Western Chalukyas (957 - 1200 A.D.) |
| Tailap II (957-997 A.D.) Prabandh Chintamani written by Merutung mentions that Tailap II made six unsuccessful expeditions against Munj Parmar, the king of Malwa. He defeated Rashtrakut king Kharaka II in 973 He took over the rule after defeating Rashtrakutas. Manyakhet became the capital during Talipa. |
| Satyashraya (997-1008 A.D.) |
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| Vikramaditya V (1008-1015 A.D.) |
| Jai Simha II (1015-1042 A.D.) |
| Someshvara I (1042-1068 A.D.) |
| Someshvara II (1068-1076 A.D.) |
| Tribhuvanmalla Vikramaditya VI (1076-1126 A.D.) He was the most powerful king of this dynasty. Vikramank Devcharit written by Bilhan mentions his exploits. Vigyaneshwar was his minister and had authored Mitakshara. He started the Vikram Samvat. |
| Someshvara III (1126-1138 A.D.) Someshvar II transferred the capital to Kalyani. |
| Jagdekmalla II (1138-1151 A.D.) |
| Tailap III (1151-1164 A.D.) |
| Jagdekmalla III (1164-1183 A.D.) |
| Someshvara IV (1183-1200 A.D.) |