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# The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I v1.c8.64

The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I v1.c8.64

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### [v1.c8.64](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.heras-1927.v1.c8.64)

By his second wife Appalamba, Rama Raya had no sons. The third, Kondamma, gave him two, Konda and Timma. Of these Konda became governor of Anegundi and Timma held a like office in the fortress of Raichur. I suppose that this Timma was the one whose grant is also commemorated in another inscription of Nidujuvvi, Cuddapah District, under the name of ‘Chinna Timmayadeva Maharaja, son of Rama Raya’¹ Finally, by Lakshmamma Rama Raya begot Sriranga Raya, the old Ranga IV, mentioned in an inscription of the Nellore District under the title of Rama Raya Srirangarajyadeva Maharaja ². We shall speak of him at greater length in another volume when referring to the reign of one of his sons, the future Venkata III ³.

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