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Genealogy of Indian Kings Analyzed

The document discusses genealogical considerations regarding various kings, particularly focusing on Rajendravarman and Anantavarman. It analyzes epigraphic reports and proposes amendments to the lineage based on textual evidence. The genealogy of the kings is outlined, with specific references to their order and relationships.

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Genealogy of Indian Kings Analyzed

The document discusses genealogical considerations regarding various kings, particularly focusing on Rajendravarman and Anantavarman. It analyzes epigraphic reports and proposes amendments to the lineage based on textual evidence. The genealogy of the kings is outlined, with specific references to their order and relationships.

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refers
in the two Epigraphie Reports. But ts the
these Reports hns taken into neithor genenl t,RAjendravarman
he norogieal
varman III, No. 13 in my list. Thia consideration the
Il
of Devendravarmann, nnd ns king is referred king anthor
lies between No. 9 and No., regards
No. 12 of ny the last, Ananta-
and the phraseology of list. Butobvithemslypalgraghy
the cheea
Anantavarman'
the latter and difler from those of
the
s grant resemble th
should be identifed rather with No. former. HHence
this is conceded, it appears more 12 than with his fathor
father of Räjendrav arman II (No. reasonable
that No. 9.
(No. Onee
identiied with the king No. 13 rather
genealogy would be as follows :
15
than
in my list),
with No. 11. ahould be
Anantararman,
Thus tha
No. 10Rjendravarman I

11. Anantavarman I (304) 12.


Devendravarman I (308, 310)
15. Satyavarman (351) 13. Anantavarman III
14. Rjendravarman
II (342)
8. Before Bhkpendravarman (No. 16) Mr.
kings Mrasiüha, his father, and Vajri or Vajrahasta, Rao plaçes trO
He relies on the following verse in his grandiather.
gr
the Cheedivalasa plates of
Devendravarman.
"Marasinha pila yasya Vaji caira pitmahah
Svayam Devendravormetisutis sadgunakirtanam
He has proposed the amendment 'sati instead of suti! The
first letter is very doubtful, though in the published facsimile
it looks ere like 'stuti than anything else. But the
fact
that the pronoun 'yasya' can only rcfer to Devendravarmá remainahimselí,
as the preceding passage only refers to him (cf. eg. the pas
Yasmin vasunnatim pati, etc. which immediately precedes the Ted

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