The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.263

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c8.263

A.D. c. 850. Two inscriptions at Tiruvallam, N. Arcot District, are copies made about A.D. 991 when the temple there was restored by Rājarāja Chōla I, of older ones about this date. One of them refers, under the title of ‘Bāṇa-Mahādēvi’, to Kundavvai, wife of the Bāṇa chief Bāṇa-Vidyādhara *alias* Vikramāditya I, who was ruling the country ‘west of the Telugu Road’ in the twenty-third year of the Pallava king (his suzerain) Nandivarman III. (V. R. i. N. Arcot, 331, 332 ; Chittoor, 63 ; 77, 78 of 1889 ; 229 of 1903 ; E. R. xi, 224.)

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