Parākramabāhu sent his "senapathi" Deva to restore order to Polonnaruwa, but he found himself in battle with Manabharana before he could reorganize his troops. The king of Ruhuna kept to his word and delivered Parākramabāhu's forces a crushing blow, driving them from Polonnaruwa. For the Kalinga clan however, the alliance with Manabharana backfired as it was soon made clear that Manabharana intended to keep the city for himself. He put to death many of Gajabahu's senior officials, and imprisoned Gajabahu in a dungeon. Manabharana's mother, Sugala (the niece of Vijayabahu I), and his wives were soon summoned from the south to live in Rajarata. The sacred relic of the tooth of the Buddha and the Alms Bowl Relic, long kept in the south, were now returned under his aegis to the north.