The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c6.s6.67

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A.D. 1053 (1) Sūmra, raised to the throne of Sindh; see Tables.
(2) Bhūngar I, son of 1, reigned 15 years. 1069 (3) Dūdā I, son of 2, reigned 24 years.. 1092 (4) Singhār, reigned 15 years.
(5) Khafīf I, reigned 36 years.
(6) ‘Umar, reigned 40 years.
(7) Dūdā II, reigned 14 years.
(8) Phatū, reigned 33 years.
(9) Genhra I, reigned 16 years.
(10) Muḥammad Tūr, reigned 15 years.
(11) Genhra II.
(12) Dūdā III, reigned 14 years.
(13) Tāī, reigned 24 years.
(14) Chanesar, reigned 18 years.
(15) Bhūngar II, reigned 15 years.
(16) Khafīf II, reigned 18 years.
(17) Dūdā IV, reigned 25 years.
(18) ‘Umar Sūmra, reigned 35 years.
(19) Bhūngar III, reigned 10 years.
(20) Hamir, overthrown by the Sammā tribe.