Kavyanushasana Part 2

Author(s): Hemchandracharya, Rasiklal C Parikh, Ramchandra B Athvale
Publisher: Mahavir Jain Vidyalay

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Chalukya Rulers-Mūlarāja to'Karņa cxvi-clxii. Sources : cxvi-cxvii; How Mūlarāja got the throne ? cxviii-cxix; Mūlarāja exix--cxxx; Copper-plate-grants cxix--cxxiii; Geneology of Mūlarāja. His connection with Sri Vyālakānchi. Chālukyas of Gujarat from the North or the South ? cxxcxxii. Accounts from the Dvyäşraya, the Suk’tasamkīrtana and the Prabandhachintāmani. Wars with Grāharipu and Dvārapa cxxiii-cxxvii. Mūlarāja's Dominion cxxviii. Monuments such as Rudramahālaya and Important personages cxxviiicxxx. Chāmuṇda & Durlabha cxxx--cxxxiv. Vīra and Virācharya, Lalla-Sarmā, Munja etc. Monuments. Bhima I cxxxiv—cl. Sources : Copper-plate grants cxxxiv-cxxxv. Account from the D. K. A discussion on the expedition of Mohmud Gazani cxxxvi-cxxxviii. Political and cultural rivalry between Gujarat & Mālava cxxxviii-cixl. Aşahillapara as a centre of intellectual activity: Govindáchārya, Surācharya, Jnānadeva, Someşvara. The Suvihita monks and the Chaityavāsi monks. Sridhara and Srīpati alias Jineşvara and Buddhiságara. The Kaula poet Dharma. Santi sūri and Muni Chandra cixl-cxlviii. Political personages, Bala Malarāja. Monuments etc. cxlviii-cl. Karna ciclxii. Copper-plates. His victories, etc. c.-clii. The Karņasundarīnāļitka clii. cliv. Karna's romantic marriage with Mayaşalla, their ideal love, the birth of Jayasimha etc. as described by the D. K. cliv-clvi; Karpa