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APPENDIX.)
INSCRIPTIONS OF SOUTHERN INDIA.
327.-8. 1118.- Transactions, Lit. Soc. of Bombay, Vol. III. p. 393. Satara plates of the Silahara Mahamandalátrara Bhojadeva II., 'lord of Tagara,' residing at PadmanAladarga; recording a grant made at the request of the prince GandarAditya :
Saks-varsh&shu satrayodaba-satadhika-sahasrêahu 1113 gatëshu vartamâna-Viridhikritasamvatsard ÅshAdha-fuddha-chaturthyam Brihaspativâre dakshipayana-samkramapa-parvari.
Thursday, 27th June A.D. 1191.
In the Silahára family, Jatiga [1.] ; his son Náyimma; his son Chandraraja ; his son Jatiga (II.); his son Gökalla (or Gökala); his brother Gavala (I.); his brother Kirtirkja; his brother ChandrAditya; Gökalla's son Marasimha; his son Gavala (II.] ; his brother Bhôjadeva [I.] ; his brother BallAla; his brother Gaņdaråditys; his son Vijayarka (Vijayaditya); his son Bhojadeva (II.).
G.-The Yadavas of Séuņadesa and Dêvagiri.! 328.-8. 029.- Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 217. Samgamner plates of the Yadava Mahasamanta Bhillama II., lord of Dvaravati,' residing at Sindinagara; issued from N Asika :
(L. 1).- Sakanripakal-atâta-sam vataara-satêshu navasu dvåvimsaty-adhikeehv=amkatô=pi samvatsaraḥ 922 11
(L. 110). SA(6A)rv variaan vatsariya-Bhadrapad-Am&vâsyayam... Būrys-grahaņê. The date is irregular; see Ind. Ant. Vol. XXIV. p. 12, No. 176.
Mythical genealogy from the god Sambhu to Yada; in his family, Saunachandra [I.] ; his son Dhadi yappa] : [his son) Bhillama [I.] ; his son Raja (or Rajan); his son Vandiga (Vaddiga, a follower of [the Rashtrakata) Krishparaja (III.]), married Voddiyavva, a daughter of the (probably Rashtrakata) prince Dhörappa (1.., probably, Nirupama); their son Bhillama [II.) (defeated (the Paramara) Muñjal for Raparadgabhima (s.e., apparently, the W. Chalukya Taila II. Åhavamalla]), married Lakshmi (on her mother's side) of the Rashtrakata family.
329.-8. 248.-Ind. Ant. Vol. XVII. p. 120, and Plate. Kalas-Budrukh plates of the YAdara Mahasamanta Bhillama III., whose capital was Sindinagara; (composed by Harichandra, the son of Rudrapandita) :
(L. 14).- Sakanripak Al-Atita-samvatsara-katëshu navas-ashtAchatvari[m ] tad-adhikoshyathkatd-pi || 948 || Krodhana-8&rvatsara-Karttika-samját-Adityagrahape.
23rd November A.D, 1025; & solar eclipse, visible in India; see ibid. Vol. XXIII. p. 129, No. 98.
In the lineage of Yadu, Senpachandra [I.] ; his son Dhadiyappa ; his son Bhillama [I.] ; his son Rája (or Brtraja); his son Vaddiga; his son Bhillama (II.), married Lakshmi [on her mother's side) of the Rashtrakata family; their son Vest; his son Bhillama [III.].
330.-8. 091.- Ep. Ind. Vol. II. p. 225. Véghli inscription of the Yadava Mahamandalandtha Senna (Seunachandra II.), and of his feudatory, the Maurya chief Govindaraja -
(Page 227, 1. 9).-Rape-Namd-ańka-tulyê tu 991 Saka-kalasya bhupatau Saumyasa vatsar-Ashadha-ravigrahapa-parvvapi ||
21st July A.D. 1069; a solar eclipse, visible in India; see Ind. Ant. Vol. XXIII. p. 124, No. 66.
In the Maurya family (which sprang from Mândhátri of the solar race, and whose capital originally was Valabhi in Surishțra): Kikata; Takshaka; Bhima; Sarvašūra; Govindaraja; Sadhvasika ; Jhanjha; his son Davahastin; his son Muñja; his son Padmákarn; (two names illegible); Vappaiya ; his son (name not preserved); his son Alaparkja ; Sadhvasika; Santiraja; his son Pravaras kara (); his son Bhaildka; Bhimarija; Govindaraja (whose wife was Nayaki).
These include the Gutta inscriptions Nos. 386, 840, 851, 868 and 864. Compare also above, Nos. 228, 292 and 298. Compare above, No. 140.
• The plates are numbered with numeral Agures.
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