The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c14.28
The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c14.28
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No details concerning the reign of the next ruler, Vesugi, who had married Nayillādevī, a daughter of a Chālukya feudatory of Gujarāt, have come to light up to the present. He may be presumed to have ruled from about *c.* A.D. 1005 to 1025. He was succeeded by Bhillama III, who is known to us from a grant made by him.¹ We may place his reign between about A.D. 1020 and 1040. The status of the Yādava family was raised during his reign by his marriage with Āvalladevī, a daughter of his feudal lord, the Chālukya emperor Jayasiṃha I. He naturally took an active part in his father-in-law’s campaigns and may well have been of considerable help to him in his wars with the Paramāra ruler Bhoja I.