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Ancient History of the Deccan c4.s1.t2.62

Ancient History of the Deccan c4.s1.t2.62

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The copper plates of Uruvupalli (Ind. Ant. Vol. V, page 20) give us the succession : Skandavarman, Viravarman, Skandavarman, Yuvamahârâja Vishṇugôpa, which conforms absolutely to the one given above; but these plates are dated in the reign of a king named Siṃhavarman whose relationship to the other kings is not given. The most natural supposition would be to take this Siṃhavarman to be the elder brother of Yuvamahârâja Vishṇugôpa and consequently the son of Skandavarman. The Udayêndiram plates (Ep. Ind. Vol III. p. 142) give the following genealogy :