Indian Antiquary Vol 41

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications

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title of Lord of Vengi. 15 Apparently the latter Vijaya litys wanted to take p73session of Vèigi with the help of the textinya klo Rajaraj bác Loteatri? the InsSriptions above referrel to of Virarajendrachola also wieri ta tho sa na lactwa maytinfurthxi Dhara-Jananitha also helped the Western Chalakya Vijayaditya end that Virarajênira beled his relative Vijayadity, the Elsberg Cbûlukya king of Vergi, spd defeated Dbara Jaganath and Rujaraja ał Ksling, Prof. Hultzsch is disposed to identily Vijayality of Anaatavarai's grant with the Eastern Chilakya ruler of Vevgi and the Chola who threatened to absorb his, doma nigas with Rujêalcachola dhe alias Kulottungachola 1,14but this cannot be justified at all.
Tot we tot w a s not Another event mentioned in the inscriptions of Virartiên lra is the treaty with Vikramaditya VI.1? The earliest known reference to this event is foanl in the cascription of th: filth regaal year of Virarûjêndra, and hence it may bə,datel A, D. 1067. Lais, tresty jaialte , abat 106), in the marriage of 9 daughter of, Virarajên Ira with Vikramility VI, which is described in Valeramanka dovacharia
v Virarájöndra seems to have died in his sth regnál year or A.D. 1070," whet, according to
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Ad Vikramdakadérachurita, a sebpllica aryse in the Ci3. co zatry to present the succession of his son Adhirajêndradeve. This rebellion seems to hare lastel till dia end of the year A.D. 1072, for we do not find any 4gbiraj&adre's inscriptions of that periol Vikramilitya vi har th> news and coming to Gigaikon lacholapuram secured the kingdom for his brother-in-law, about the end of the year A, D. 1072. Mr. Krishnaswami Aiyangar thinks that Rajendrachôla II, son rebellion, 21 but there is absolutely no evilence for this." In A,"D. 1074 there was anther rebellion Adhérájềndrađeva's bubjects against him, 1, which wahitajêafradáva 1st his life, 2: Adlirajendra was succeeded by Rajendra III : 1074-771233***** 2736 STR of Rudrachola II will be dow discussed
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the like Albicaj odra ? descendant of the great chale king Bilglasshok 1. Gangaikon la, the latter being his son's,sor and the Yorper his daughter'son. Rjandraçhola Il yas the righttal heir of the vegi cogatry, and he should have succeeded its father Rtjardja Narealra in "X, D. 1632. Bat, insteal the kingdom passei into the hands of his uncle Vijayaditya, alrealy roferred to, and we shall disc is how this could have happened. Prot. 'Hallasch supposes the rightful her Kulitanga I to hay heen busted by Vijayaditya with the help of Virarajendra It'k ijèndrachõla, alias Kulotiungai was so treated by Vijayaditya, the former would have overthrown the latter sgön, after attainin supreme power in . D 1074-1075 as shown below. But such thing did not take place. . the contrary, the inscriptions of 'Verachôda and Rajarajachodaganza state that Rijëndrachala himself appointed his uncle' Vijaya lífya to govern vengi,
It is apparent from Avatáram (the tenth cantos of Kalingattupparañi that Rajendra kola remained in the biodse or his maternal grandfather titt X. D. 1076. It appears from the same work that tuis was due to the partiality of his grandmother, "Gangaikon la's wife. Further Madburántaki, daughter of Rajendrachojadêra, son of Rijeadrachala T. "Gangaikonly becam his wife. * * Thús he was relatei as son-in-law, besides' as grandson and grand so a's son to the *Obols family. These continuous relations and association in "an carly age, with the Cuðla OROWY
2010 Y 10: 18 Dr. Fleet's Kanaresa. Dynasties, 2nd edition. p. 454. T8 South Ind. Ins., VOL. III. p. 128 und nota 11. 1. Ibid. pp. 69 and 203.
18 V. 28 to VI.3. 11 This is the latest known regoal your of this king, South Ind 1952., Vol. II, p. 192 Tablo. ** Vikramarkadadchartta VI, 6 to 25.
21 Ancient India, pp. 128 and 50. # Vikramankadtvacharità, onto VI, vorge 25,
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11 South Invl. I, Vol. III, p. 123. 31 Anto, Vol. XIX. pp. 191 and 435, and Ep. Iud, Vol. VI., No. 35, v. 14 25 Kalingattuppărani, oanto x., . 6.
Ante, Vol. XIX., p. 430.