The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c9.s2.t68.6

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[Figure: Bijjana or Tilungavidya ‘Jaganobbaganda,’ ‘Chōda Bijjana’ A descendant from Karikāla Chola.’ (a son) Dayabhima I Siddhi Betta I or Bētabhūpa Mallidēva I 1139–1167. (a son) Dayabhima II Erasiddha or ‘Yerra Siddha,’ or ‘Erama.’ ‘Ganda-Gōpāla.’ Md. Srīdēvi also called ‘Madurāntaka-Pottapi Chōla. Date in 1217. Madurāntaka-Pottapi- Chōda-Siddhi Mallidēva II Manma-Siddha I ‘Rājendra-Chōda’ Md Srīdēvi. Betta II or Nalla-Siddha I Gave up throne 1192, 1208, 1213, 1217. Tammu-Siddha I ‘Madurāntaka-Pottapi- Chōla.’ Crowned at Nellore 1205. Pottapi Somēśvara Mallidēva III 1227 Tondi Opilisiddhi I or Epili-Ganda- Gōpāla Mallidēva IV Tikka I, or Āluntikka-Kālatti I or Tirukālatti I,-dēva. Dates from March, 1209. Accession after May 19, 1223. Died 1250–1. Ruled at Kānchi. Vijayāditya Vinna-Siddha Opilisiddhi II ‘Ganda-Gōpāla,’ ‘Jaganobba-ganda.’ Ruled the Aruvēlu tract as vassal of the Kākatiya king, 1224. (a son) Manma-Siddha II ‘Manma-Kshamā-Vallabha,’ ‘Vijaya-Ganda-Gōpāla’ ‘Vijayāditya,’ ‘Bijji.’ Began to reign August 13–September 3, 1250. His 42nd year is quoted. Dates from 1250–1291. Md. Damalā-dēvi. Tikka II or, Tirukālatti II (‘Immadi Tikka.’ Dates 1278, 1280.) Nalla-Siddha II (‘of Kānchi.’ Dates 1256, 1267.) Gōpinātha Manma-Siddha III ‘Ranganātha,’ ‘Rāya-Ganda-Gōpāla,’ ‘Manuma- Ganda-Gōpāla,’ ‘Jaganobbaganda.’ Accession between (?) December 27, 1290, January 10, 1291. Dates down to 1316. He was vassal to the Kākatiya king. (Four other sons).]