The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t49: Matsya Family Chiefs in Orissa
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t49
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Matsya Family Chiefs in Orissa
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These chiefs had at one time some status in Ganjam and Vizagapatam Districts. A long list of ancestors of Arjuna (A.D. 1269) is given in the Dibbida C.-P. grant (*E. I. v. 108*); but as it is not confirmed, all names earlier than that of Arjuna are omitted here (*see E R. 1900, § 87*).
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*Arjuna*. April 6, A.D. 1269, (*Dibbida grant*). Also called Narasimhavardhana. *Md. Lakshmīdēvī*.
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*Maṅkāditya, alias Śrī-Raṅgavardhana.* 1278 (*V. R. iii. Vizagapatam, 143 ; 315 of 1899*).
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*Annama, alias Gōpālavardhana.* 1286, 1292 (*ibid. Vizag : 186, 130 ; 358, 302 of 1899*).
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*Jayanta, Md. Chimmā-dēvī.* July 26, 1292 and 1296 (*ibid. 132 133 ; 304, 305 of 1899*).
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*Jayantika. Md. Cheṅgamā-dēvī.* 1298 (*ibid. 144 ; 316 of 1899*).
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*Jayanta, alias Śrī-Krishṇavardhana.* 1339 (*ibid. 115 ; 287 of 1899*).
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¹ Sadāśiva Rao Bhau was the son of Chimnājī Appa, brother of Bājī Rāo I, and first cousin of Bālājī Bājī Rāo. He was a different person from Viśvas Rāo, whose guide or governor he was at the time of Panipat.—Editor.