The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.79.1

c10.79.1

Rājāvaliya (a Singhalese work describing the exploits of Karikāla Chola), 15 Rāja Vidyādhara, 347, 348 Rāja Vināyaka, grandson of Pratāpa Rudra II, 196 Rājendra, son of Rājarāja, 56, 57 ——— Chōḷa king, 58 Rājendra, the Gangai-koṇḍa Chōḷa, (foot-note, p. 45) Rājendra I, 340, 341 Rājendra II, lord of Vengi, his seizure of the Chōḷa throne, 82, 83, 86 ——— same as Kulōttunga I, 337 ——— E. Chāḷukya king and then became Kulōttunga Chōḷa I, 77, 78, 79, 80 ——— III, Chōḷa king, 157 ; his death, 58, 160 ——— successor of Rājarāja III, 145; his becoming the king, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 154, 155, 156, 341, 342 Rājendra Chōḷa, 361 ——— Gonka, Velaṇāṇḍu chief, 143 Rājendra Chōḷa of Velaṇāṇḍu, 100 Rājendra-Chōḷa I, 399 Rājendra Chōḷa II, 399 Rājendra Chōḷa II, Velaṇāṇḍu chief, 121 Rājendra Chōḷa I, Chōḷa king, 51, 52 Rājendra Chōḷa Kongāḷva, 362 Rājendra Chōḷa Munmaḍi, 397 Rājendra Chōḷa, Kulōttunga's adopted son, 96, 97 Rājendra-Kongāḷva, ruler of Coorg, 86 ——— title of Kādayya, (foot-note, p. 146) Rājendra-Chōḷa, another name of Erra-Siddha, 133 Rājendra-Chōḷa, Vaiḍumba chief, 149 ——— his accession, 60 ; his victory over Vimalāditya, his introduction of a Tamil script, 61 ; a list of his achievements, 62, 63, 64 ; joint rule with his son, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 Rājendrachōḷa - Kukula - Nāḍaḷvā - Kadaśūra - Appaya Nāyaka, Kādayya, title in full of Kukula Nāḍaḷvār, (foot-note, p.