The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.441

c8.441

A number of inscriptions in the Kēraḷa country, dated only in regnal years but believed to belong to the period (roughly) A.D. 991 to 1036, go to shew that the Kēraḷa king Bhāskara-Ravivarman-Tiruvaḍi was in A.D. 978 ruling Malabar, Cochin and part of Travancore for his predecessor Indu-Kōdai, who had probably retired into private life. Bhāskara-Ravivarman came actually to the throne about A.D. 982 (See below). (T. A. S., ii. 31. No. 7.)