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# The Colas c19.42

The Cōḷas c19.42

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### [c19.42](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.sastri-1935-colas.c19.42)

ḍanāyaka and his followers fell, Irugaiyan and others were forced to retreat together with their king and the proud Vikkalan, unable to resist the vigorous attack of the Cōḷa forces. The inscription of Rājamahēndra says, likewise, that by a war-elephant, he caused Āhavamalla to turn his back on the Muḍakkāṟu. As it often happened that in the Cāḷukya wars several Cōḷa princes fought together on the same field, the inscriptions of successive rulers also often supplement each other. It is possible,

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