The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c29.98

v1.c29.98

| *Brāhman Sources.* | *Buddhist Sources.* |
| **A**¹. (Pargiter, *Dynasties of the Kali Age*, pp. 27–30.) | **A**. (*Divyāvadāna*, xxix.) |
| 1. Kuṇāla or Suyaças, reigned 8 years. | 1. Kuṇāla. |
| \*2. Bandhupālita, son of Kuṇāla, reigned 8 years. | 2. Samprati, son of 1. |
| \*3. Indrapālita. | 3. Bṛihaspati, son of 2. |
| \*4. Daçona, son of 3, reigned 7 years. | 4. Vṛishasena, son of 3. |
| 5. Daçaratha, son of 4, reigned 8 years. | 5. Pushyadharma, son of 4. |
| 6. Samprati or Saṅgata, son of 5, reigned 9 years. | 6. Pushyamitra, son of 5. |
| \*7. Çāliçūka, son of 6, reigned 13 years. | |
| 8. Devadharman or Devavarman or Somaçarman, son of 7, reigned 7 years. | |
| 9. Çatadhanvan or Çaçadharman, son of 8, reigned 8 years. | |
| 10. Bṛihadratha, reigned 7 years. | |
| **B**. (*Rājātaraṅgiṇī*, I, 108 f.) | **B**. (Tāranātha, *History of Buddhism*, trans. Schiefner, pp. 48 f.) |
| Jaloka in Kashmīr, son of Açoka. | 1. Kuṇāla. |
| | 2. Vigatāçoka. |
| | 3. Vīrasena. |