Epigraphia Indica Vol 10

Author(s): Sten Konow, V Venkayya
Publisher: Archaeological Survey of India

Page 72

APPENDIX.)
INSCRIPTIONS OF NORTHERN INDIA.
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366.-S. 1165.- Jour. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. XLIII. Part I. p. 322, and Plate xviii. Chittagong plate of Då môdara :
(L. 1).- Sak-abdah 1165.
In the lunar race, Purushottama; his son Madhusudana; his son Vasudeva; his son Damodara.
367.- $. 1217 (for 1218).-Jour. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. LXV. Part I. p. 235, and Plates. Kendapatna (in Orissa) plates of the 21st anika-year of the Ganga king Narasimhadeva II. [of Kalinga], issued from Romana:
(Pl. v. b, l. 16).-- saptadasőttara-dvadaśasata-Sakavatsarê chaturddasabhuvanadhipatyadi-viradávali-virajamânaḥ 11 Sri.vîra-Narasimhadêya-mahipatih svarajyasy-aikavimšaty. anko-bhilikhyamánd Simha-sukla-shashthyan Soma-vare.
For ś. 1217 the date is irregular; for $. 1218 expired it corresponds to Monday, 6th August A.D. 1296.
Genealogy from Vishnu, through the Moon, to Gångôys; and from him to Kolahala Anantavarman who founded Kõlabalapara; then many other kings. After them, Kamarnava and four others (see No. 360) took possession of Kalinga. Descended from Kamarnava there was, in this Ganga lineage, (1.) Vajrahasta, who married Nangamâ ; (2.) his son Rajaraja [I.], married Rajasundari; (3.) their son Chôdaganga (reigned 70 years); (4.) his son, from Kastûrikåmôdini, Kamarnava (was anointed king in s. 1064,9 and reigned 10 years); (5.) Chôdaganga's son, from Indirå of the solar race, Raghava (15 ys.); (6.) Chôdaganga's son, from Chandralekha, Rajaraja [11.) (25 ys.); (7.) his younger brother Aniyankabhima (10 y.); (8.) his son, from Baghalladevi, Rajaraja (III.) (17 ye.); (9.) his son, from Mankunadevi (P) of the Chålukya family, Anangabhima (34 ys."); (10.) his son, from Kastürådevi, Narasimha [I.] (33 ys.); (11.) his son, from the Malava king's daughter Sitâdevi, Bhanuddva [I.], married Jákalladevi of the Châlukya family, and died in the 18th arka-year of his reign; (12.) his son Narasimha (II.).
368.-$. 1304.-- Machadi (near Alvar) inscription of the time of the Maharajadhiraja Gôgâdêva, the son of Åsaladeva, of the Vadagûjara family, and of the reign of Sultan Pêrôja Såhi (Firoz Shah); see above, No. 272 of v. 1439.
369.-S. 1805.-Jour. Beng. As. Soc. Vol. LXIV. Part I. p. 136. Pari (in Orissa) plates of the Sth arka-year of the Ganga king Narasimhadeva IV. [of Kalinga], issued from Våråņasi-kataka (?)
(Pl. vi. a. 1. 13).- Saka-npipatêr-atîtêshu pamch-adhikeshu trayðdaga-bata-samvachhchha(ta)resha chaturddasa [bhu]dha(va)nådhipat-ityadi-virudávali-vir&jamanah Sriman Nrisimhadêva-nfipatên ava-rajyasya asht-an ko abhilikhyamánd Chaitrå måsi sukla pakshe trayodasyam(byån) titbaa Ravi-våre.
For s. 1805 expired and the solar month Chaitra the date corresponds to Sanday, 6th March A.D. 1384.
Genealogy as far as (12.) Narasimha (II.) as in No. 367; (he reigned 34 years); (13. his son, from Chôdadêvi, Bhanudêra (IL.]? (24 ys.); (14.) his son, from Lakshmi, Narasimha [111.) (24 ys.); (15.) his son, from Kamaladevi, Bhanudēva [III.] (26 ys.); (16.) his son, from Hiradovi of the Chalukya family, Narasimha (IV.).
* Read Omának ért. See above, No. 363. . See below, No. 670. He is also called Anangabhima.
According to the Puri plates, below, Nos. 369 and 870, the name is Sadgunadéol or Gunad&of. . According to the Purt plates, 83 years. . Read - ripatih.
He was at war with Gayasadina (Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlay, A.D. 1821-26).