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	==Life and death==		==Life and death==
	Ravivarma was born in a royal [[~~Bunt (community)\|Bunt~~]] dynasty known as ''Domba Heggade''<ref>[[P. Gururaja Bhat]], Studies in Tuluva history and culture: From the pre-historic times upto [sic] the modern (1975)</ref> who ruled the Vitla principality which roughly comprised the southern talukas of the present [[Dakshina Kannada]], [[Karnataka]], [[India]]. He succeeded his maternal uncle Achyuta Domba Heggade to the throne according to the matrilineal inheritance laws of the [[~~Bunt (community)\|Bunt~~ community]] to which the dynasty belonged. Ravivarma succeeded the throne in turbulent times as Achuyta Heggade was beheaded by [[Hyder Ali]], the Muslim Ruler of [[Mysore]] after being captured in a conquest campaign. The royal family had fled to [[Tellicherry]] in present-day [[Kerala]] during Hyder Ali's campaign and hence survived.		Ravivarma was born in a royal [[Kadamba]] dynasty known as ''Domba Heggade''<ref>[[P. Gururaja Bhat]], Studies in Tuluva history and culture: From the pre-historic times upto [sic] the modern (1975)</ref> who ruled the Vitla principality which roughly comprised the southern talukas of the present [[Dakshina Kannada]], [[Karnataka]], [[India]]. He succeeded his maternal uncle Achyuta Domba Heggade to the throne according to the matrilineal inheritance laws of the [[Samantha Arasu community]] to which the dynasty belonged. Ravivarma succeeded the throne in turbulent times as Achuyta Heggade was beheaded by [[Hyder Ali]], the Muslim Ruler of [[Mysore]] after being captured in a conquest campaign. The royal family had fled to [[Tellicherry]] in present-day [[Kerala]] during Hyder Ali's campaign and hence survived.

	After a few years in exile, Ravivarma led a military campaign to reclaim his kingdom and was successful. He was helped by the Raja of [[Nileshwaram]] and the [[United Kingdom\|British]]. But later on, when the British tried to reduce the influence of the [[Domba]] Heggade dynasty, Ravivarma openly revolted against their presence in south Canara district along with the neighbouring Raja of [[Kumbla]] and Raja Of [[Nileshwaram]]. The three principalities led a combined revolt against the British but were unsuccessful and defeated. Ravivarma was hanged along with 9 members of the Domba Heggade dynasty by the British after they gained complete control of south Canara region on 22 August 1800.<ref>N. Shyam Bhat, "South Kanara, 1799–1860: a study in colonial administration and regional response", 1998, {{ISBN\|81-7099-586-8}} (Paperback), {{ISBN\|978-81-7099-586-9}} (Hardbound), Mittal Publications, p. 75</ref>		After a few years in exile, Ravivarma led a military campaign to reclaim his kingdom and was successful. He was helped by the Raja of [[Nileshwaram]] and the [[United Kingdom\|British]]. But later on, when the British tried to reduce the influence of the [[Domba]] Heggade dynasty, Ravivarma openly revolted against their presence in south Canara district along with the neighbouring Raja of [[Kumbla]] and Raja Of [[Nileshwaram]]. The three principalities led a combined revolt against the British but were unsuccessful and defeated. Ravivarma was hanged along with 9 members of the Domba Heggade dynasty by the British after they gained complete control of south Canara region on 22 August 1800.<ref>N. Shyam Bhat, "South Kanara, 1799–1860: a study in colonial administration and regional response", 1998, {{ISBN\|81-7099-586-8}} (Paperback), {{ISBN\|978-81-7099-586-9}} (Hardbound), Mittal Publications, p. 75</ref>

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'''Ravivarma Narasimha Domba Heggade''' (died 1800) was the [[raja]] (sovereign) of [[Vitla]] principality who led a resistance against [[United Kingdom|British]] colonisers in the erstwhile [[South Canara]] district of [[British India]].<ref>N. Shyam Bhat,"South Kanara, 1799–1860: a study in colonial administration and regional response",1998, {{ISBN|81-7099-586-8}} (Paperback), {{ISBN|978-81-7099-586-9}} (Hardbound), Mittal Publications</ref>

==Life and death==
Ravivarma was born in a royal [[Bunt (community)|Bunt]] dynasty known as ''Domba Heggade''<ref>[[P. Gururaja Bhat]], Studies in Tuluva history and culture: From the pre-historic times upto [sic] the modern (1975)</ref> who ruled the Vitla principality which roughly comprised the southern talukas of the present [[Dakshina Kannada]], [[Karnataka]], [[India]]. He succeeded his maternal uncle Achyuta Domba Heggade to the throne according to the matrilineal inheritance laws of the [[Bunt (community)|Bunt community]] to which the dynasty belonged. Ravivarma succeeded the throne in turbulent times as Achuyta Heggade was beheaded by [[Hyder Ali]], the Muslim Ruler of [[Mysore]] after being captured in a conquest campaign. The royal family had fled to [[Tellicherry]] in present-day [[Kerala]] during Hyder Ali's campaign and hence survived.

After a few years in exile, Ravivarma led a military campaign to reclaim his kingdom and was successful. He was helped by the Raja of [[Nileshwaram]] and the [[United Kingdom|British]]. But later on, when the British tried to reduce the influence of the [[Domba]] Heggade dynasty, Ravivarma openly revolted against their presence in south Canara district along with the neighbouring Raja of [[Kumbla]] and Raja Of [[Nileshwaram]]. The three principalities led a combined revolt against the British but were unsuccessful and defeated. Ravivarma was hanged along with 9 members of the Domba Heggade dynasty by the British after they gained complete control of south Canara region on 22 August 1800.<ref>N. Shyam Bhat, "South Kanara, 1799–1860: a study in colonial administration and regional response", 1998, {{ISBN|81-7099-586-8}} (Paperback), {{ISBN|978-81-7099-586-9}} (Hardbound), Mittal Publications, p. 75</ref>

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