A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c13.2

c13.2

General outline—Chālukyas: Pulakeśin I, Kirtivarman I, Mangaleśa, Pulakeśin II and his conquests—Pallavas: Simhavishnu, Mahendravarman I—Chālukya-Pallava wars—Narasimhavarman I Pallava, Mahāmalla—death of Pulakeśin II followed by confusion—Mahāmalla's achievements—Mahendravarman II and Parameśvaravarman—Pāndyas: Kadungōn, Māravarman Avaniśūlāmani, Śendan, Arikēsari Māravarman—Chālukya Vikramāditya II—Arab inroads checked—Pallava wars renewed—Narasimhavarman II Rājasimha, Parameśvaravarman II, Nandivarman II—Pāndya Kōccadaiyan; Māravarman Rājasimha I and his wars against Nandivarman II—Vikramāditya II invaded Kānchi—Kirtivarman II defeated by Pāndya Rājasimha I—fall of Chālukya power and rise of Rāshtrakūta Dantidurga—Nandivarman II fails in his attempt to check Pāndyan power—Varaguna I, Śrīmāra Śrivallabha—Dantivarman—Rāshtrakūta Krishna I, Govinda II, Dhruva, Govinda III—Nandivarman III and his wars with Pāndyas—Nripatunga—end of Pāndya Śrīmāra's reign—Rāshtrakūta Amoghavarsha I—Chera history—Gangas of Kalinga.