The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t60: Redḍi Chiefs of Rajahmundry—Branch B
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t60
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Redḍi Chiefs of Rajahmundry—Branch B
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The pedigree follows the Konḍukūru plates of Allaya Doḍḍa and others. (E.I. v. 53 ; xiii, 237.)
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Perumāḍi Reḍḍi Headman of Duvvūr village, Md. Annamā.
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Allaya | Peḍḍa-Kōṭa | Anna-Prōla | Doḍḍa, or Doḍḍaya I | Pinna-Kōṭa |
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| | | | ('Paṇṭakula-Rāja. Md. Annamā) | |
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Prōla, or Anna-Vṛōla | | Kōṭaya | | Allāda- or Alla, or | (or Anna-Vōta. 1416, 1422) | | | | Allaya. Md. Vēmāmbikā dau. |
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| | | | of Bhīma of the Chōḍa family. |
| | | | 1416, 1422, 1431. |
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Vēma, or Allaya-Vēma | Virabhadra, or | Doḍḍa, or Allaya Doḍḍa, II | Anna | Ruled jointly with Virabhadra | Vīra. Md. Anitalli | (Dates January 14, 1431; June 7, 1434) | | 1433, 1434, 1437. | dau. of Vēma | | |
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| 1422 | | |
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Notes.—Doḍḍa I's son Allāda defeated Alp Khān. Made an alliance with the Gajapatis. Another account makes his wife Vēmāmbikā grand daughter of king Anavēma, probably of Koṇḍavīḍu. (E.I. v. 53 f)
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For Vēma or Allaya-Vēma (1433, etc. . . ) see E.I. xiii. 238. Virabhadra's wife Anitalli was 'daughter of the elder Kāṭaya's son Vēma' (ibid).
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Doḍḍa II was also called 'Karpūra-Vasantarāya', 'Samgrāma Bhīma', and 'Jagannobbaganḍa.'
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RENĀṆḌU TRACT—CHIEFS OF THE *See above under ‘CHŌḶA-MAHĀRĀJAS.’*
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ŚAKA DYNASTY OF KSHATRAPAS, OR SATRAPS *See above under ‘Early North India’ Table.*
Cites (2)
- Rāyakōṭa plates, time of Skandaśiṣya — Tamil
- B.—Of Saka 1535 — Sanskrit