Epigraphia Indica Vol 22

SR No.: 032576
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hirananda Shastri
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India
Publication Year: 1933
Total Pages: 408
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 21 MB

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EPIGRAPHIA INDICA.
[VOL. XXII.
THE TABLE SHOWING THE ANCESTRY OF THE CHOLAS IN
The Tiruvalangada plates.
Anbil plates of Sundara
chola.
The Kanyakumari
inscription.
The Leiden plates.
Sun-Manu-Ikshviku Vishnu-Brahma-Marichi Brahma-Marichi-Kasyapa. Sun-Manu-Ikahvaku ... Vikukabi-Purajaya alias Kasyapa-Aryaman ... Vivasván-Manu-Ikshvaku- Mindhátri-MuchukundaKakutatha-Kakshivat. Mahivira ... Rudrajit. Vikukshikrava-Purajaya... Valabha ... Sibi ... Chola. Aryyamā ... Apalapratāpa Chandrajit-Ukinara-Sibi... Prithu ... Kuvalasva ... ... Vēna-Pfithu...Dhundhu
Chola.
Måndhätri ... Muchukunmára... Yuvanäeva-Män
da ... Harichandra ...
Rajakēsarin. dhätri-Muchukunda...
Sagara ... Bhagiraths ... Valabha-Prithuláksha- Seppi, Killi, eto. Rituparna... Dilīps ... Parthivachūdamani
Rama ... Chola.
Parakesarin. Dirgbabahu alias Chandrajit Sámkriti...Panchapa... Karikala, etc. Satyavrata alias Rudrajit
Rajakesarin. Suraguru alias Mrityujit. ...Ausinars Sibi...Marutta ... Dushyanta-Daushyanti Kõchohangappan: (built (Bharats)-Chola of Chol- temples for the lord of Parakesarin.
Vyaghrakēta. Varman.
Gauri in all countries,
v. 13). Räjakesarivarman of
Mrityujit.
Panchapa. Rajakesarin. Nallatikkop.
Virasens.
Karikala: (constructed Parakesarin.
embankments to the Valabha.
Kivéri).
Chitra or Vyaghrakētu. Chitraratha. Srikantha."
Köchchanganpäņ: (a Pushpaketu.
devotee of Sambhu). Chitráéva. Vijayalaya. Kétumals,
Ko-kKilli. Chitradhanvan: (brought Kavērakanyaka). Räjakesarin : (built large temples of stone to Siva
Samudrajit.
Vijayalaya. on both banks of che Buraguru alias Mrityujit.
Kávéri). Panchapa.
Aditya. Chitraratha alias Vira-Chola : (reduced MaVyágbrakētu. dhuri, married the daugh. Nfimrids. Parantaka I: (covered the ter of the Kerala king who
temple of Siva at Vyāghrawas also called Paluvet
grahara with gold). Narendrapati.
tarayar).
Manoratha.
Vasu (Uparichara).
Perunatkisli.
Arifichika: (married Kalyani, the daughter of the
Vaidumba king).
Visvajit.
Karikala.
village of the
a Räjiditya : (fought with Krishnaraja andGandarāditya :
-Ariñjaya. died in battle). after his name on (founded the bank Kā vēri).
Perunatkilli.
Sundara-Chöļa: (also called Rājakesarin and Parantaks; his virtuous rule and his martial glory described
in vv. 27-30).
Valabha.
Jagadēkamalla.
Kalikāla (Karikala): (renovated Kanchi with gold; constructed embankmente to the Kávēri).
Vyālabhayankara.
Madhurantaka.
1 The mythical ancestry of the Cholas as furnished in these sources is given at the beginning of each list before the eponymous Chola is mentioned. Hyphen after a name indicates son and successor and dota lineal descendant'.
* Tiruretumbür was called Srikantha-chaturvedimangalath.