The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c34.s7: Genealogical Tables
The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c34.s7
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Genealogical Tables
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(*Dates approximate.*)
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(1) *Guhila-putras of Medapāṭa—*
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Guhadatta or Guhila (*c.* 550 A.D.)
Bhoja
Mahendra I
Nāga or Nāgāditya
Śīla or Śīlāditya (646 A. D.)
Aparājita (661 A. D.)
Mahendra II
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Kālabhoja *alias* Bappa? (739-53 A. D.?)
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Khommāṇa I (also called Khummāṇa)
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Mattaṭa
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Bhartṛpaṭṭa I
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Siṁha
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Khommāṇa II (also called Khummāṇa)
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Mahāyaka
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Khommāṇa III (also called Summāṇa and Khummāṇa)
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Bhartṛpaṭṭa II (942-43 A. D.) = Mahālakṣmī (Rāṣṭrakūṭa)
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Allaṭa (Ālu) = Hariyadevi (Hūṇa princess) (951-53 A. D.)
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Naravāhana (971 A. D.) = Cāhamāna princess (Daughter of Jejaya)
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Sālivāhan (Probably the ancestor of the Junagarh branch)
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Saktikumāra (A. D. 977)
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Ambāprasāda Sucivarman Naravarman Anantavarman Kīrtivarman *alias* (Yaśovarman) Nṛvarman | ?
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Yogarāja
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Vairaṭa (Probably a descendant of Allaṭa?)
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Haṁsapāla
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Vairisiṁha
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Vijayasiṁha (A.D. 1108, 1116) = Syāmaladevī
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Alhaṇadevī
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Arisiṁha ? Coḍa or Coḍasiṁha ? Vikramasiṁha? (= Vikramakesari; also known as Puñja?)
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Raṇasiṁha (*alias* Karṇa) (A.D. 1168 ?)
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(2) *Guhila-putras of Chatsu*—
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(3) *Guhila-putras of Saurāṣṭra*—
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``` Sāhāra
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Sahajīga ___________|___________
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Mūlaka Somarāja (1145 A.D.) ```
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(4) *Guhila-putras of Āsikā Hansi*—
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Kilhaṇa (and his successors ? ) (1167 A.D.)
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(5) *Guhila-putras of Naḍūlaḍāgikā*—
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``` Uddharaṇa
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Rājadeva (1138 A.D.) ```
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(6) *Guhila-putras of Sesodā*—
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Rānā Rāhapa (son of Raṇasiṁha *alias* Karṇa of the Medapāṭa line) Narapati Dinakarṇa Jasakarna Pūrṇapāla Pṛthvīpāla Bhuvanasiṁha Bhīmasiṁha Jayasirṁha Mahārāṇā (also called Lakṣmasiṁha) Lakṣmaṇasiṁha (1303 A.D.)
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Mahārāṇā Arisiṁha Ajayasiṁha
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? Mahārāṇā Hammīra (c. 1326-64 A.D.) ```
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(7) *Guhila-putras of Dungarpur (Vāgaḍa)*—
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Line of Sāmantasiṁha (1171-79 A.D.) and his descendants.
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1. *Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan*, by Col. Tod. Edited by Crooke. Milford, 1920.
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2. *History of Rajputana* (in Hindi), by Rai Bahadar Gaurishankar Hirachand Ojha. Ajmer, Fasciculi I and II.
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3. *Hammīra-mada-mardana* of Jayasiṁha *GOS*, No. X.
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4. *Pṛthvīrāja-vijaya*, Ed. by S. K. Belvelkar, *Bibliotheca Indica* New Series, No. 1400.
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5. *Pṛthvīrāja-vijaya*, by H. B. Sarda, in *JRAS*, 1913, pp. 259-81.
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6. *Ṭabaqāt-i-Nāṣirī*, Trans. by Raverty.
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7. *A'īn-i-Akbarī*, Trans. by Blochmann and Jarrett, Vol. II.
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8. *Tawārīkh-i-Firishta*, Trans. by Briggs.
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9. *Tawārīkh-i-Fīrūzshāhī* of Barani, Extracts Trans. in *Elliot*, Vol. III.
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10. *Ta'rīkh-i-'Alāī* (*Khazāinul Fūtuh*) of Amīr Khusrau. Extracts Trans. in *Elliot*, Vol. III. For a better translation of the relevant parts see *Journal of Indian History*, 1929, pp. 369-73. Text edited by Syed Moinul Haq, Aligarh, 1927.
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11. *Cambridge History of India*, Vol. III, Chapters III, V and XX.
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12. *Muhṇota Naiṇsī kī khyāta* (Prathama bhāga). Hindī Trans. by Rāmanārāyaṇa Dūgaḍa, Nāgarīpracāriṇi Sabhā. Kāsī, Saṁvat 1982.
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13. *The First Sākā of Cītoḍ*, by Subimalchandra Datta, *IHQ*, Vol. VII, 1931, pp. 287-300.
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14. *Padumavat* of Malīk Muḥammad Jāyasī (1540 A.D.). Edited by G. A. Grierson and S. Dvivedi, *Bibliotheca Indica*, Vol. I, 1911.
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15. *Khummāna Rāso* of Dalapat Vijaya (?)