The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s9: Genealogical Tables
The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c32.s9
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Genealogical Tables
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¹ Princes whose names are in *italics* did not reign. Uncertain relationship is ordinarily indicated by vertical dots.
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*(Dates approximate.)*
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(1) *Cāhamānas of Lāṭa.*
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``` Maheśvaradāma
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Bhīmadāma
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Bhartṛvaḍḍha I
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Haradāma
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Dhruvata (Dhruvabhaṭa ?)
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Bhartṛvaḍḍha II (756 A. D.). ```
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| *Siṁha* | Sindhurāja |
| | \| |
| | Saṁgrāmarāja |
| | (Saṁgrāmasiṁha) *alias* Saṅkhu |
| | (c. 1215-45 A. D.) |
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(2) *Cāhamānas of Dhavalapura.*
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``` Īsuka
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Mahiṣarāma
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| = Kanhullā
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Caṇḍamahāsena, or Caṇḍa (842 A. D.) ```
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(3) *Cāhamānas of Partabgarh.*
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``` Govindarāja
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Durlabharāja
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Indrarāja (942 A. D.) ```
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(4) *Cāhamānas of Sākambharī.
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``` Pṛthvīrāja I Rāsalladevī = | (1105 A.D.)
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Ajayarāja alias Salhaṇa (Jayadeva, Jayarāja)
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Arṇorāja (1139 A.D.) Sudhavā = | = Kāñcanadevī . . . . .
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Jugadeva ? Vigraharāja IV Someśvara (1170-77 A. D).
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| alias Vīsala | = Karpūradevī
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Pṛthvībhaṭa (1153-64 A.D.) | (Pṛthvīrāja II) : | (1167-69 A.D.) : | = Suhavadevī Apara-Gāṅgeya, | or Amara-Ga° |
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| . . . . .
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Pṛthvīrāja III Harirāja (1179-92 A.D.) = Pratāpadevī
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| (1194 A.D.)
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? Govindarāja (Founder of the Raṇastambhapura branch) ```
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(5) *Cāhamānas of Raṇastambhapura.*
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``` Govindarāja (son of Pṛthvīrāja III ?)
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Bālhaṇa
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| . . . . .
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Prahlāda Vāgbhaṭa
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| (Bāhaḍa)
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Vīranārāyaṇa | Jaitrasiṁha
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| = Hīrādevī . . . . .
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Hammīra Suratrāṇa Vīrama ``` (6) *Cāhamānas of Narwar (?).*
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(6) *Cāhamānas of Naddūla.*
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(7) *Cāhamānas of Jāvālipura.*
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(8) *Cāhamānas of Satyapura.*
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Vijayasimha (son of Ālhaṇa of Naddūla branch)
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Padmasiṁha
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Śobhita (Śobhrama)
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Sālha (Sālo)
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Vikramasiṁha
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Saṁgrāmasiṁha Bhīma
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Pratāpasiṁha
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1. *Pṛthvīrāja-vijaya* of Jayānaka (?) (with the commentary of Jonarāja), Edited by S. K. Belvalkar, *Bibliotheca Indica*, New Series No. 1400.
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2. *Some Account of the Genealogies in the Pṛthvīrāja-vijaya* by James Morrison, *Vienna Oriental Journal*, 1893, Vol. VII, pp. 187-92.
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3. *Pṛthvīrāja-vijaya* by H. B. Sarda, *JRAS*, 1913, pp. 259-81.
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4. *Hammīra-mahākāvya* of Nayacandra Sūri, Ed. by N. J. Kirtane (with an introduction), Bombay, 1879. Also the 'Introduction' reprinted in *IA*, Vol. VIII, pp. 55-73.
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5. *Hammīra-mada-mardana* of Jayasiṁha, *GOS*, No. X.
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6. *Vasanta-vilāsa* of Bālacandra, *GOS*, No. VII.
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7. *Prabandha-cintāmaṇi* of Merutuṅga Ācārya, Trans. by C. H. Tawney, Calcutta, 1901.
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⁸ *Dvyāśraya-kāvya* of Hemacandra, outline of the narrative portion in *IA*, Vol. IV, pp. 72 ff.
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⁹ *Lalita-vigraharāja* of Somadeva, Göttinger Festschrift, 1901, pp. 1-15.
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¹⁰ *Harakeli-nāṭaka* of Vigraharāja. *Ibid*, pp. 16-30.
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¹¹ *Pṛthvīrāja-Rāso* of Cand Bardai, Ed. by Mohanlal Vishanlal Pandia and Sham Sundar Das, Benares, 1913.
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12\. *The Antiquity, Authenticity and Genuineness of the Epic called the Prithī Rāj Rāsā, and commonly ascribed to Chand Bardai*, by Kaviraj Syamal Das, *JASB*, 1887, Vol. LV, pp. 5-65.
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13\. *Some Reflections on Pṛthvīrāja Rāsā*, by R. R. Haldar, *JBRAS*, 1927 (Vol. III), pp. 203-11.
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14\. *Ṭabaqāt-i-Nāṣirī*, Trans. by Raverty, Vol. I. Also Extracts, Trans. in *Elliot*, Vol. II, pp. 259 ff.
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15\. *Khazāīn ul Futūh* (also known as *Tārīkh-i-‘Alāī*) of Amīr Kusrau, Ed. by S. M. Haq, Aligarh, 1927. Extracts, Trans. in *Elliot*, Vol. III, pp. 67 ff. ; for a more correct translation of the text, see Habib, *Journal of Indian History*, 1929.
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16\. *Ṭabaqāt-i-Akbarī*, Trans. by B. Dey.
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17\. *Tawārīkh-i-Firishta*, Trans. by Briggs, Vol. I.
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18\. *Tāj’ul-Ma’āthir*. Extracts, Trans. in *Elliot*, Vol. II, pp. 204 ff.
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19\. *Ta'rīkh-i-Fīrūz Shāhī* of Barani. Extracts, Trans. in *Elliot*, Vol. III, pp. 93 ff. Also translated by Major A. R. Fuller, *JASB*, 1869, Part I, pp. 181 ff.
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20\. *Bombay Gazetteer*, Vol. I, Parts I and II.
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21\. *Cāhamānas of Naddula*, by Kielhorn, *EI*, Vol. I, pp. 62 ff.
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22\. *Cāhamānas of Marwar*, by D. R. Bhandarkar, *EI*, Vol. XI, pp. 67 ff.
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23\. *Catalogue of Coins in the Indian Museum, Calcutta*, by V. A. Smith, Vol. I, Oxford, 1906.
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24. *Coins of Mediaeval India*, by Cunningham, London, 1894.
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25. *Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan*, by Tod, Ed. by Crooke Milford, 1920.
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26. *Ras Mala*, by Forbes, Ed. by Rawlinson, Oxford.
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27. *Hammīra of Ranthambhor*, by H. B. Sarda.
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28. *Surjan-carita* of Candraśekhara (Unpublished Govt. MS., No. 1135, preserved in the Asiatic Society of Bengal).
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29. *Hammīr Rāso*, by Jodhrāja (a Gauḍīya Brāhman; composed in 1885 V. S. in the court of Cāhuvāna prince Cāndravāna of Nimarānā in Alwar). Published by Nāgarī-pracāriṇī Sabhā, Benares, 1906.
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30. *Muhaṇota Naiṇsī kī Khyāta* (*Prathama bhāga*), Hindi Trans. by Rāmanārāyaṇa Dugaḍa, Nāgarī-pracāriṇī Sabhā, Kāśī, *Saṁvat* 1982.