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¹⁷ *EI.*, vi, p. 336.
1. *EI.* vii p. 7 n. 5. June 13 is now suggested, *ARE.* 1947-8 p. 3 and No. 108 from Śrīrangam of the year's collection.
2. vi. vv. 6-25.
3. *IA.* xx p. 277.
4. Pamulavāka plates of Vijayāditya VII. ll. 62-3; *JAHRS.* ii. 287.
5. (*ibid*) l. 81.
6. *JAHRS.* v. pp. 33, ff.
7. parokṣam Rājarājasya bhrātur-dvaimāturasya yaḥ | paryagrahīn-mahā-rājya-śriyam vīra-śriyā yutaḥ || My thanks are due to Mr T. N. Ramachandran (of the Madras Museum) for assisting me in consulting the unpublished Ryāli plates in his custody. See also *ARE.* 1925. II. 5; *JAHRS.* v: p. 44, v: 16:
8. *EI.* vi, pp. 349-50.
9. This date is given as Ś. 986 in *ARE.* 1914 II 10 and 983 in App. A. (*ibid.*). The text is: *guṇa-vasu-nidhi*. The astronomical details fit 983 better.
10. *ARE.* 1901, paragraph 12; *SII.* iii p. 128. *Eastern Cāḷukyas*, pp. 245 ff, and 295-302.
11. *IA.* xx 277-8.
12. *BG.* I, ii 454 and n. 5.
13. *JAHRS.* i p. 215; v. 206-8; *ARE.* 1925 II 3, *Eastern Cāḷukyas*, pp. 250-5.
14. *ARE.* 1925 II 3.
15. Fleet. *BG.* *ibid*.
16. *EI.* vi 35. *SII.* i. 39, *IA.* xix. p. 427; *EI.* v. 10.
17. Rājarāja Cōḍa-gaṅga was crowned in Vēṅgī in Śaka 1006 (v. 34); before him Vīra Cōḍa was viceroy for six years and Mummaḍi-cōḍa for one year (vv. 19 and 17), so that the beginning of Mummaḍi's viceroyalty fell in Śaka 999 or A.D. 1077.
18. *IA.* xviii pp. 166-9; Korni plates, *JAHRS.* i, pp. 106. ff.
19. *IA.* xviii. pp. 163-4.
20. *IA.* xx. p. 276.
21. 271 of 1896; *EI.* iv. 45. E. Ganga Rājarāja came to power on May 20, A.D. 1070 (*ARE.* 1919, App. A. No 4): 248 of 1896, dated Śaka 990 records a gift by a queen of his predecessor Vajrahasta.
22. *SII.* iii. p. 127.
23. *IA.* xx. 277, 282.
24. *ARE.* 1899 paragraph 51.
25. *SII.* iii 64-7, as corrected by Hira Lal, *EI.* ix p. 179 n. 1 and 2. Also 125 of 1900 with the *pū mēl arivai* introduction recording the same transactions in other words.
26. The phrase *arukkan udayattu āśaiyil irukkum kamalam anaiya nilamagaḷ* has been often misunderstood. It is mere poetry, and contains no geography. Hultzsch's equation of this phrase with Vēṅgī (*SII.* iii p. 132) and Dr. S. K. Aiyangar's suggestion that there is a

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