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564.- Ep. Ind. Vol. V. p. 140, and Plate. Masulipatam (now Madras Museum) plates of the E. Chalukya Maharaja Rajadhirajal Ammarkja II. Vijayaditya VI., surnamed Rajamahondra, the son of Chalukya-Bhima II. and Lökamahadevi; recording a grant to the Yuurija Ball[ AJladêva-Velabhata, also called Boddiya, the son of the lady) Pammavå of the Pattavardhini family.
Genealogy with lengths of reigns substantially as in No. 563.
565.-Ind. Ant. Vol. XII. p. 91, and Plates. Elavarru plates of the E. Chalukya Maharijidhirija Ammarkja II. Vijayaditya VI., the son of Chalukya-Bhima II, and Lokamahadevi:
(L. 54). -uttarayaņa-nimittê. Genealogy with lengths of reigns substantially as in No. 564.
566.-Ind. Ant. Vol. XIII. p. 249, and Plate. British Museum (formerly Sir W. Eliots) plates of the E. Chalukya Jahirajadhiraja Ammaraja II. Vijayaditya VI., surnamed Rajamahendra, the son of Châlukya-Bhima II. and Lôkamahadevi; recording a grant made at the request of the king's wife's parents Kama and Nayamambå:6
(L. 28).-uttarayapa-nimitte.
Genealogy with lengths of reigns as far as Bhima (i.e. Chalukya-Bhima I.) substantially as in No. 560. His son Kollakiganda-bhaskara (Vijayaditya IV.) (reigned 6 months); his eldest son Ambaraja [Ammarájn 1.] (7 ye.) ; his eldest son Vijayaditya (V.) (half a month); having put him in prison, Tals, the son of Yuddhamalla [I.] who was the paternal uncle of Chalukya Bhima [I.] (one month); Vikramaditya (II.) (1 y.); Kollabiganda's son Blîma (ChalukyaBhima II.), surnamed Karayilladàta (12 y.) ; his son Ammaraja (II.).
567.--South-Ind. Insor. Vol. I. No. 38, p. 47. Masulipatam (now Madras Museum) plates of the E. Chalukya Maharajadhiraja Ammarája II, Vijayaditya VI., the son of ChalukyaBhima II, and Lókamahadevi.
Genealogy with lengths of reigns as far as Ammaraja [I.] substantially as in No. 560. After him. Talapa (reigned one month); having expelled him, Châlukya-Bhima's son Vikramaditya (II.7 (1 y.); Yuddbamalla (II.) (7 y.); having expelled lim, Ammaraja's younger brother (Chalukya. Bhima (II.) (12 ye.); his son Ammarája (II.).
568.-Ep. Ind. Vol. VI. p. 351, and Plates. Ranastipůndi7 platess of the 8th year of the reign of the E. Châlukya Maharajadhiraja Vimaladitya Vishnuvardhang :
(L. 97).-ashtama-varsha-varddhane Simha-m[A]68. Date of Vimaladitya's coronation :
(L. 42).-Anal-anala-randhra-gatê Saka-varshe Vpishabha-masi sita-pakshe [1] yash shaahthyam Guru-Pushya Simhê lagnê prasiddham-abhishiktah (11)
[$. 933): Thursday, 10th May A.D. 1011; but the tithi which ended on this day was the 5th, not the 6th ; see ibid. p. 349.
Mythical genealogy from Narayapa (Vishnu), through the Moon, to Udayana who was the first of 59 kings of Ayôdhyà. Descended from them, Vijayaditya, was killed in battle with Trilochana-Pallava ; his posthumous son Vishộuvardhana; his son (from a
Perhaps a mistake for Mahardjddhirdja.
? But the length of the reign of Jayasimha I. is given correctly) as 33 years; and Tálaps is called Tal-adhipa and Tel-adhipati. * The grant is partly a quasi-palimpsest.
The poetry of the grant is by Potaus bhatta. The poetry of the grant is by Madhavabhatti. 6 They are all inuch worn, xud of the third plate one entire half is lost.
1 This is the name of the village granted; the plates were found in the Amalapuram taluks and beling to an inbabitant of Amalapuram.
* The description of the boundaries of the village granted is in Sanskrit and Telugu.
The poetry of the grant is by Bhimenabhatta.
