The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.321

c8.321

A.D. 909. At Allūr near Trichinopoly, in third year of Parāntaka Chōla I. Gift of land by the queen of the Ganga Prithivīpati II, here called ‘Virachōla-Iḷangōvēḷar.’ (See note above s. v., A.D. 907.) It recognizes that the Chōla king was now suzerain. (V. R. iii. Trich., 343 ; 376 of 1903.) This is emphasized by another inscription at the same place in which the same Ganga chief bears the name ‘Parāntaka-Kuñjaramallar’ (Ibid., No. 347 ; 380 of 1903). He was now vassal to the Chōla king and was protected by him.