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¹ Muñja had an embarrassing variety of names—Vākpati (II), Utpalarāja, Amoghavarsha, Prithivīvallabha, and Śrīvallabha. His accession took place in A. D. 974, and his death about twenty years later, between 994 and 997 (*Bühler*, in *Ep. Ind.*, i, 222–8, 294, 302; Fleet, 'Dynasties of Kanarese Districts,' 2nd ed., p. 432, in *Bom. Gaz.*, 1896, vol. i, part ii; Bhandarkar, 'Early Hist. of Dekkan,' ibid., p. 214). The attacks were six, not sixteen, as erroneously supposed by Bühler (Haas, *Daśarūpa*, p. xxii, note 4; Columbia Univ. Press, 1912).