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IV. SOMAVAMO DYNASTY. 1. Nimisha. 2. Manåksha, son of 1. 3. KAkavarman, son of 2.
4. Pasuprêkshadêva, son of 3, restored Pasu. pati's temple, brought settlers from Hindustan in Kaliyuga 1234 or 1867 B. O.
5. Bhaskaravarman, conquered the whole of India, enlarged Devap & tana, caused the rules for the worship of Pasupati to be engraved on a copperplate, which he deposited in the Ch&rumativihara. Being childless he adopted the first ruler of the
7. Vishnugupta, son of 6 .................. 42 years
8. Yakshagupta, son of 7, died childles8,72 , and brought in the
II. AHIR DYNASTY, from India. 1. Varasimha. 2. Jayamatisimha. 3. Bhuvanasinha, conquered by the easterIII. KIRÂTA DYNASTY, which resided at
Gokarna, and lasted 1118 years. 1. Yalambara, came in Dvâparabesha 12 (i.e. when twelve years were left of the Dvâparayuga).
2. Pavi, son of 1. 3. Skandhara, son of 2. 4. Valamba, son of 3. 5. Hriti, son of 4.
6. Humati, son of 5, went into the forest with the Pândavas,
7. Jited&sti, son of 6, assisted the Pandavas in the great war and was killed. In his time Så kyasimha-Buddha came to Nepal.
8. Gali, son of 7. 9. Pushka, son of 8. 10. Suyarma, son of 9. 11. Parba, son of 10. 12. Thunka, son of 11, 13. Svananda, son of 12.
14. Sthunko, son of 13; in his time king A soka of Påtaliputra came to Nepal. Abôka's daughter Charumati was married to a Kshatriya, called Dêvapala, settled in Nepal and founded Dê yap&tana (near Pasupati).
15. Gighri, son of 14. 16. Nane, son of 15. 17. Luk, son of 16. 18. Thôr, son of 17. 19. Thôko, son of 18. 20. Varma, son of 19. 21. Guja, son of 20. 22. Pushkara, son of 21. 23. Kêsu, son of 22. 24. Sunga, son of 23. 25. Sammu, son of 24. 26. Gunana, son of 25. 27. Khimbu, son of 26.
28. Patuka, son of 27; was attacked by the Sómavamsi Rajputs, built a new fort at Sankha. mulatirtha.
29. Gasti, son of 28, fled before the Somavařáte, built a new fort at Phulôchchha near God. vari (visible from Lalitapattana), and finally lost his kingdom to the
V. SURYAVAMS DYNASTY.
1. Bhomivarman, crowned in Kaliyuga 1389, or 1712 B.C., transferred the capital to Banesvara.
2. Chandravarman, son of 1 ......... 61 years. 3. Jayavarman, son of 2 ............... 4. Varshavarman, son of 3 ............. 5. Sarvavarman, son of 4 ................. 6. Prithvivarman, son of 5 ........... 7. Jyêshthavarman, son of 6 ......... 8. Harivarman, son of 7 ............... 9. Kubêravarman, son of 8 ........... 10. Siddhivarman, son of 9 .......... 61 .
11. Haridattavarman, son of 10, built temples for the four Nåriyaņas-Changu, Chaiñju, Ichangu and Sikhara, and a temple of Jalasayana at Budds-Nilakantha' ....................... 81 years.
12. Vasudattavarman, son of 11 ...... 63 13. Pativarman, son of 12 ............... 14. Sivavşiddhivarman, son of 13 ... 54 15. Vasantavarman, son of 14 ......... 61 16. Sivavarman, son of 15............... 17. Rudradêvavarman, son of 16 ... ... 66 ,
18. Vpishadêvavarman, son of 17, built vihdras and erected images of Lokesvara and other Baud. dha divinities. His brother was BalArchana, who was also a Bauddha. Sankaracharya came from the south and destroyed the Bauddha faith..................... ........ ............ 61 years.
19. Sankaradeva, son of 18, erected a trident at Pasupati” .............. ............... 65 years.
20. Dharmadêva, son of 19 ............. 59 .
21. Manadêva, son of 20, built the Chakravi. hâra near Matirajya and, according to some, the Khasa-chaitya ............ .......... 49 years.
22. Mahideva, son of 21 ................ 51
23. Vasantadêva, son of 22, crowned in Kali 2800 or 301 B. O............. .................. 36 years.
• Banka, according to Wright. See the lists of these dynasties, from Wright and Prinsep, with the Vamedrali dates, Ind. Ant. vol. VII, pp. 89-92.
• The name may also be read Gidhri. • Possibly the name may be Pushka. • Suga, according to Wright. 1 SADA, according to Wright; Jusha in Kirkpatrick.
MatAksha, according to Wright. • Chandravarman, according to Wright and Kirk. patrick. 10 See insor. No. 1 (ante, vol. IX, p. 165, note 7).
See ante, vol. IX, p. 168, note 18. 11 See inser. No. 2, ante, vol. IX, p. 166. 13 Mahadeva, according to Wright and Kirkpatrick.
