A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c14.2

c14.2

General outline—Vijayālaya, Chola Āditya I—battle of Śrī Purambiyam—overthrow of Pallava Aparājita—Parāntaka I and his conquests—Rāshtrakūta Krishna II—battle of Vallāla—Indra III, Govinda IV, Amoghavarsha III, and Krishna III—Invasion of Chola country—battle of Takkōlam—results—Vengi and Malwa—Khottiga, Karka II, rise of Chālukya Taila II—Chola affairs after Parāntaka I—Rājarāja I and his work—Taila II and Paramāras—Satyāśraya—Vengi affairs—Chālukya-Chola war—end of Rājarāja’s reign—Rājendra I—Vikramāditya V, Jayasimha II—his interest in Vengi affairs and wars with Rājendra—Chola expedition against Śrī Vijaya—end of Rājendra’s reign—Someśvara I—his policy in Vengi and wars with Cholas Rājadhirāja I, Rājendra II, and Virarājendra—end of Someśvara I—Someśvara II—ambitious policy of Vikramāditya VI as Yuvarāja—death of Virarājendra—Adhirājendra, revolution, accession of Kulottunga I, and of Vikramāditya—end of Chola power in Ceylon—revolt in Pandya and Kerala suppressed—embassy to China—Vengi—Vikramāditya suppresses the Hoysala revolt—and takes Vengi—estimate of Kulottunga I—Vikrama Chola—Someśvara III—Rājarāja II, Kulottunga II, Rājadhirāja II—civil war in Pandya country, and Chola and Sinhalese intercession—Kulottunga III—his Pāndya campaigns—rise of Hoysala Vishnuvardhana under Jagadekamalla II and Taila III—Kākatiyas—Kalacuri Bijjala—Someśvara IV—Yādavas and Hoysalas put an end to Chālukya power—wars of Kulottunga III in the Telugu country.