The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t14.3

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Chandrāditya. Eldest son according to Kielhorn. | Ādityavarma. Eldest son according to Fleet. | 5. Vikramāditya I ‘Raṇarasika’ ‘Rājamalla’ ‘Anivārita,’ Seized Kāñchi. Defeated Chōḷas, Kēraḷas, and three Pallava kings. A. D. 654-5 to 680. | (?) Jayasimha mentioned, with his descendants, in some questionable records. | Dau. Amberā. (doubtful). | 6. Vinayāditya ‘Yuddhamalla.’ Warred in Mysore and against Kaḷabhras; and in A.D. 693 against Pallavas. (A.D. 680-696.) | 7. Vijayāditya. A.D. 696-733. | 8. Vikramāditya II. Claims to have conquered Kāñchi three times, but to have spared the city. Md. Lokamahādēvi, a Haihaya princess. A.D. 733-743 to 44. | Bhima I.