The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c31.630

v2.c31.630

The Vyāyoga *Pārthaparākrama* of Prahladana seems to refer to hostilities between Bhīma II, and the Cāhamānas of Sākambharī. We are told that the Abu Paramāra Dhārāvarṣa, who was a feudatory of the Caulukya prince, repulsed a night attack by Pṛthvīrāja (III), lord of Jāṅgala.⁶ This is confirmed by the bardic tradition of war between the two kings.⁷