Political History of Ancient India, from the Accession of Parikshit to the Extinction of the Gupta Dynasty c19.s2.t2.3
Political History of Ancient India, from the Accession of Parikshit to the Extinction of the Gupta Dynasty c19.s2.t2.3
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c19.s2.t2.3
[Figure: Kings of Kṛishṇā, Guṇṭūr and Nellore districts | King of Kāñchī Omgoḍu I and II Uruvupalli, Māṅgalūr, Pīkira, Vilavatti and Chūra grants. Kumāravishṇu | Skandavarman I | Vīravarman* | (1) Vijaya Skandavarman II (Tāmbrāpa²), | (2) Yuva-mahārāja Vishṇugopa (Palakkada). | (3) Siṁhavarman (Daśanapura, Menmātura and Veṅgorāshṭra). | (4) Vijaya-Vishṇugopa Varman (Vijay-Palotkaṭa) Vishṇugopa I | Skandamūla | Kāṇagopa | Vīrakūrcha II* | Skandavarman I (Skandaśishya) | Kumāravishṇu I, recovered Kāñchī. | Buddhavarman, defeated Cholas. | Skanda II | Kumāravishṇu II | Buddhavarman | Skandavarman III | Vishṇugopa II | Vishṇudāsa | Skandavarman IV | Siṁhavarman I¹ | Vīravarman* | Skandavarman V | Siṁhavarman II A.D. 436 ? | Skandavarman VI | Nandivarman I | Siṁhavarman III, IV, (two kings of this name) | Vishṇugopa III | Siṁhavarman V | Siṁhavishṇu | Mahendravarman I | Narasiṁhavarman I Contemporary of Pulakeśin II. Vāyalūr, Velūrpalaiyam, Darśi and Chendalūr grants. Udayendiram grant. Lokavibhāga A.D. 458 and Penukoṇḍa plates ?]