History of Mediaeval Hindu India (being a History of India from 600 to 1200 A.D.) v1.c15.s2.1

v1.c15.s2.1

The later Pallavas of Kānchī may be looked upon as contemporaneous with the early Chālukyas and comprised many able kings who were always at feud with their Chālukya contemporaries. These kings were (1) Sinha Vishnu who is placed by Dubreuil in about 590 A. D. ; his son was (2) Mahendravarman I, his son (3) Narsinhavarman I; his son (4) Mahendravarman II, his son (5) Parmeśvaravarman I, his son (6) Narsinhavarman II, and his son (7) Parmeśvaravarman II who is placed by Dubreuil in about 715 A. D. In the margin we give the contemporaneous Chālukya kings. The 7th and last was succeeded by Nandipotavarman of a collateral branch who was defeated by Vikramāditya Chālukya and with him we may suppose the later Pallavas to have gone out of importance.