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¹ *Jour. Bo. Br. R. As. Soc. Vol. XVIII. p. 250.*—An extraneous authority for this part of the genealogy is the Khârêpâṭan grant (*Epigraphia Indica*, Vol. III. p. 292) which was issued in A. D. 1008 by the Silâhâra chieftain Raṭṭarâja, a feudatory of the Western Châlukya king Iriva-beḍaṅga-Satyâśraya. It gives the Râshtrakûṭa genealogy, from Dantidurga to Kakka II. At the point at which we now are, it takes the succession direct from Krishna II. to Indra III. And it mentions Jagattuṅga II. only further on, as the father of Amôghavarsha-Vaddiga.—Another extraneous authority is the Bhaḍâna grant, issued in A.D. 997, of the Silâhâra chieftain Aparâjita (*Epigraphia Indica*, Vol. III. p. 267). It indicates distinctly that Jagattuṅga II. did not reign.