Dictionary of 10,000 Indian Kings – Part 15

Rashtrakutas, Chalukyas, Kadamba, Pratihara,  Palas of Bengal, Kalachuris, Hoysalas,Alupas

Compiled by london swaminathan

Post No: 1640: Dated: 10 February 2015

160 Kings in Rig Veda published here on 23rd November 2014.

First part of the article –146 kings beginning with letter ‘A’.

Second part– 65 Pandya Kings of Madurai+ Puranic Kings

Third part — 122 kings beginning with letter ‘B’

Fourth Part- 43 Kings of Vijayanagara Empire + 34 Kings under letter C.

Fifth Part – 106 Kashmiri Hindu Kings

Sixth Part – 30 Satavahana  Kings  + 136 Kings underletter D.

Seventh Part –  35 Tamil Pandya Kings of Sangam Age.

Eighth Part – List of Chera (Kerala) 22 kings of Sangam Age+ Kings listed under E (3),G(37) & H(28)=68kings

Ninth Part- 39 Choza Kings of Tamil Nadu

Tenth Part- 104 kings from Cambodia, Champa, Sri Vjaya Kingdom of Indonesia and Pallava

11th part:Under ‘I’  13 kings+ Under ‘J’ 40 kings+ Under ‘K” 147 kings are listed.

12th Part:– 113 kings of various Indonesian kingdoms are listed.

13th Part –UNDER ‘L’ 14 + UNDER ‘M’ 72 + PANDYA II LIST 36=122 KINGS

14^TH PART:Dynasties of Vishnukundina (10), Vakataka (16),Salankayana (4),Andra Ikshvaku (4) and Names under “N”(60)=94 kings.

In this 15^th Part:—-

Kadamba dynasty – 14 kings

Badami Chalukya -10 kings

Rashtrakuta dynasty kings- 16

Western Chalukya kings – 14

Kakatiya dynasty – 16

Eastern Chalukya kings – 33

Ganga vamsa – 16

Kalachuri dynasty- 14

Pala vamsa -21

Chandela dynasty 34

Gurjara Pratihara -17

Hoysala-13

Alupa – 32 kings are listed = Total 226 kings

So far we have listed 1875 kings!

King Mayura Sharma of Kadamba Vamsa

KADAMBA VAMSA

Kadamba Kings (345–525CE) (Banavasi Kings)

Kad1)Mayurasharma(345–365CE)

Ka2)Kangavarma   (365–390)

Kad3)Bagiratha       (390–415)

Kad4)Raghu (415–435)

Kad5)Kakusthavarma       (435–455)

Kad6)Santivarma   (455 -460)

Kad7)Mrigeshavarma       (460–480)

Kad8)Shivamandhativarma        (480–485)

Kad9)Ravivarma     (485–519)

Kad10)rivarma       (519–525)

(Triparvatha Branch)

Kad11)Krishna Varma I    (455)

Kad12)Vishnuvarma

Kad13)Simhavarma

Kad14)Krishna Varma II

Pulakesi I

(Chalukya)    (543–566)

Konark Sun Temple of Eastern Gangas

Badami Chalukya (543–753)

Bc1)Pulakesi I          (543–566)

Bc2)Kirtivarman I   (566–597)

Bc3)Mangalesa       (597–609)

Bc4)ulakesi II           (609–642)

Bc5)ikramaditya I   (655–680)

Bc6)Vinayaditya     (680 -696)

Bc7)Vijayaditya      (696–733)

Bc8)Vikramaditya II           (733–746)

Bc9)Kirtivarman II  (746–753)

Bc10)Dantidurga

(Rashtrakuta Empire)

Rashtrakuta Emperors (753-982)

Rk1)Dantidurga      (735 – 756)

Rk2)Krishna I           (756 – 774)

Rk3)Govinda II        (774 – 780)

Rk4)Dhruva Dharavarsha            (780 – 793)

Rk5)Govinda III       (793 – 814)

Rk6)Amoghavarsha I        (814 – 878)

Rk7)Krishna II          (878 – 914)

Rk8)Indra III (914 -929)

Rk9)Amoghavarsha II       (929 – 930)

Rk10)Govinda IV    (930 – 936)

Rk11)Amoghavarsha III   (936 – 939)

Rk12)Krishna III      (939 – 967)

Rk13)Khottiga Amoghavarsha   (967 – 972)

Rk14)Karka II          (972 – 973)

Rk15)Indra IV          (973 – 982)

Rk16)Tailapa II

(Western Chalukyas)         (973-997)

Western Chalukya (973-1200)

Wc1)Tailapa II         (957 – 997)

Wc2)Satyasraya     (997 – 1008)

Wc3)Vikramaditya V         (1008 – 1015)

Wc4)Jayasimha II   (1015 – 1042)

Wc5)Somesvara I   (1042 – 1068)

Wc6)Somesvara II (1068 -1076)

Wc7)Vikramaditya VI       (1076 – 1126)

Wc8)Somesvara III            (1126 – 1138)

Wc9)Jagadhekamalla II    (1138 – 1151)

Wc10)Tailapa III     (1151 – 1164)

Wc11)Jagadhekamalla III (1163 – 1183)

Wc12)Somesvara IV         (1184 – 1200)

Veera Ballala II

(Hoysala Empire)    (1173 – 1220)

Wc13)Bhillama V

(Seuna Empire)       (1173 – 1192)

Wc14)Rudra

(Kakatiya dynasty) (11

KAKATIYA DYNASTY

Kd1)Venna

Kd2)Gunda I

Kd3)Gunda II

Kd4)Gunda III

Kd5)Erra

Kd6)Gunda IV         c.956 – 995 CE

Kd7)Beta I    c.996 – 1051 CE

Kd8)Prola I   c.1052 – 1076 CE

Kd9)Beta II   c.1076 – 1108 CE

Kd10)Durgaraja     c.1108 – 1116 CE

Kd11)Prola II           c.1116 – 1157 CE

Kd12)Rudra Deva  c.1158 – 1195 CE

Kd13)Maha Deva   c.1195 – 1199 CE

Kd14)Ganapathi Deva      c.1199 – 1262 CE

Kd15)Rudrama Devi          1262 – 1289 CE

Kd16)Prataparudra           1289-1323 CE

Chandela’s famous Khajuraho Temple

List of Eastern Chalukya Kings

 

Ec1)Kubja Vishnu Vardhana I (624 – 641 C.E.)

Ec2)Jayasimha I (641 – 673 C.E.)

Ec3)Indra Bhattaraka (673 C.E.,seven days)

Ec4)Vishnu Vardhana II (673 – 682 C.E.)

Ec5)Mangey Yuvaraja (682 – 706 C.E.)

Ec6)Jayasimha II (706 – 718 C.E.)

Ec7)Kokkili (718-719 C.E., six months)

Ec8)Vishnu Vardhana III (719 – 755 C.E.)

Ec9)Vijaya Aditya I (755 – 772 C.E.)

Ec10)Vishnu Vardhana IV (772 – 808 C.E.)

Ec11)Vijay Aditya II (808 – 847 C.E.)

Ec12)Vishnu Vardhana V (847– 849 C.E.)

Ec13)Vijay Aditya III (849 – 892 C.E.)

with his two brothers : Vikram Aditya I and Yuddha

ec14)Malla I

ec15)Chalukya Bhima I (892 – 921 C.E.)

ec16)Vijay Aditya IV (921 C.E., six months)

ec17)Amma I and Vishnu Vardhana VI (921 – 927 C.E.)

ec18)Vijay Aditya V (927 C.E., fifteen days)

ec19)Tadapa (927 C.E., one month)

ec20)Vikram Aditya II (927 – 928 C.E.)

ec21)Chalukya Bhima II (928 – 929 C.E.)

ec22)Yuddha Malla II (929 – 935 C.E.)

ec23)Chalukya Bhima III and Vishnu Vardhana VII (935 – 947 C.E.)

ec24)Amma II (947 – 970 C.E.)

ec25)Danarnava (970 – 973 C.E.)

ec26)Jata Choda Bhima (973 – 999 C.E.)

ec27)Sakti Varman I (999 – 1011 C.E.)

ec28)Vimaladitya (1011 – 1018 C.E.)

ec29)Raja Raja I Narendra Vishnu Vardhana VIII (1018 – 1061 C.E.)

ec30)Sakti Varman II (1062 C.E.)

ec31)Vijay Aditya VI (1063 – 1068 C.E., 1072 – 1075 C.E.)

ec32)Raja Raja II (1075 – 1079)

ec33)Vira Chola Vishnu Vardhana IX (1079 – 1102)

Ellora caves of Rashtrakuta kings

EASTERN GANGAS

Eg1)Indravarman (?-893)

Eg2)Devendravarman IV (893-?)

Eg3)Vajrahasta Anantavarman (1038-?)

Eg4)Rajaraja I (?-1078)

Eg5)Anantavarman Chodaganga (1078–1147)

Eg6)Ananga Bhima Deva II (1178–1198)

Eg7)Rajaraja II (1198 – 1211)

Eg8)Ananga Bhima Deva III (1211–1238)

Eg9)Narasimha Deva I (1238–1264)

Eg10)Bhanu Deva I (1264–1279)

Eg11)Narasimha Deva II (1279–1306)

Eg12)Bhanu Deva II (1306–1328)

Eg13)Narasimha Deva III (1328–1352)

Eg14)Bhanu Deva III (1352–1378)

Eg15)Narasimha Deva IV (1378–1424)

Eg16)Bhanu Deva IV (1424–1434)

The Kalachuri Clan (feudatory of Kalyani Chalukyas)

Kal1)Uchita

Kal2)Asaga

Kal3)Kannam

KaL4)Kiriyasaga

KAL5)Bijjala I

Kal6)Kannama

Kal7)Jogama

Kal8)Permadi

Kal9)Bijjala II (1130–1167): proclaimed independence in 1162.

Kal10)Sovideva (1168–1176)

Kal11)Mallugi –> overthrown by brother Sankama

Kal12)Sankama (1176–1180)

Kal13)Ahavamalla (1180–1183)

Kal14)Singhana (1183–1184)

List of Pala Rulers

Various historians estimate the Pala chronology as follows:

RC Majumdar, AM Chowdhury,            BP Sinha, DC Sircar

Pal1)Gopala I

Pal2)Dharmapala   770-810

Pal3)Devapala         810-c. 850

Pal4)Mahendrapala

Pal5)Shurapala I     850-853

Pal6)Vigrahapala I 858-60

Pal7)Narayanapala            854-908

Pal8)Rajyapala        908-940

Pal9)Gopala II         940-957

Pal10)Vigrahapala II          960-c. 986

Pal11)Mahipala I    988-c. 1036

Pal12)Nayapala      1038-1053

Pal13)Vigrahapala III        1054-1072

Pal14)Mahipala II   1072-1075

Pal15)Shurapala     1075-1077

Pal16)Ramapala     1077-1130

Pal17)Kumarapala 1130-1125

Pal18)Gopala III      1140-1144

Pal19)Madanapala            1144-1162

Pal20)Govindapala            1155-1159

Pal21)Palapala        1165-1199

CHANDELA DYNASTY

List of rulers of Jejaka-bhukti

Ch1)Nannuka (Founder)

Ch2)Rahilya

Ch4)Harsa (900–925): built the Chausath Yogini — (“64 Yoginis”) and Lalguan Mahadeva temples

Ch5)Yasovarman or Lakshavarman (925–950) — built the Lakshman temple

Ch6)Dhanga (c. 950–1008) — built the Parsvanatha and Vishwanath temples

Ch7)Ganda (1002–1017) — built the Jagadambi and Chitragupta temples

Ch8)Vidyadhara (1017–29) — built the Kandariya Mahadeva temple

Ch9)Vijayapala (1035–1045) – moved his Capital to Mahoba

Ch20)Devavarman – was defeated by the Kalachuris

Ch21)Kirttivarman

Ch22)Sallaksanavarman

Ch23)Jayavarman

Ch24)Prthvivarman

Ch25)Madanavarman (1129–1162) – constructed the Madan Sagar lake

Ch26)Yasovarman

Ch27)Paramdidev – his generals Alha and Udal fought Prithviraj III Chauhan

ch28)Trailokyavarman

ch29)Viravarman

ch30Bhojavarman

ch31)Hammiravarman

ch32)Maharaja Keerat Pal Singh Chandel(father of Rani Durgavati) is the Emperor of the

ch33)Kalanjar (Banda, Uttar Pradesh, India).Chandel Dynasty is famous in the Indian history.

ch34)Maharaja keerat pal singh Chandel was like love for sculptures is shown in the world

GURJARA PRATIHARAS

Gurjara–Pratihara rulers

(650–1036 AD)

Gp1)Dadda I-II-III   (650–750)

Gp2)Nagabhata I    (750–780)

Gp)Vatsraja (780–800)

Gp4)Nagabhata II  (800–833)

Gp5)Ramabhadra  (833–836)

Gp6)Mihira Bhoja I            (836–890)

Gp7)Mahendrapala I        (890–910)

Gp8)Bhoja II            (910–913)

Gp9)Mahipala I       (913–944)

Gp10)Mahendrapala II     (944–948)

Gp11)Devpala         (948–954)

Gp12)Vinaykpala   (954–955)

Gp13)Mahipala II   (955–956)

Gp14)Vijaypala II   (956–960)

Gp15)Rajapala        (960–1018)

Gp16)Trilochanpala          (1018–1027)

Gp17)Jasapala (Yashpala)            (1024-1036)

 

HOYSALA

Hoysala Kings (1026–1343)

Hoy.1)Nripa Kama II         (1026–1047)

Hoy2)Hoysala Vinayaditya          (1047–1098)

Hoy3)Ereyanga       (1098–1102)

Hoy4)Veera Ballala I          (1102–1108)

Hoy5)Vishnuvardhana     (1108–1152)

Hoy6)Narasimha I  (1152–1173)

Hoy7)Veera Ballala II        (1173–1220)

Hoy8)Vira Narasimha II    (1220–1235)

Hoy9)Vira Someshwara   (1235–1254)

Hoy11)Narasimha III         (1254–1291)

Hoy12)Veera Ballala III     (1292–1343)

Hoy13)Harihara Raya

(Vijayanagara Empire)      (1342–1346)

 

Alupa Gold Coin

ALUPAS OF KARNATAKA

Al1)Pashupathi       450 CE

Al2)To be known    500 – 7th century CE

Al3)Aluvarasa I       Early 7th century   Father-in-law of Pulakesi II

Al4)Gunasagara      660–630 CE

Al5)Chitravahana   663–730 CE Brother-in-law of Chalukya Vijyaditya

Al6)Aluvarasa II                  Incurred the wrath of the Chalukyas

Al7Chitravahana II

Al8)Ranasagara

Al9)Pritvisagara

Al10)Marama

Al11)Vimaladitya

Al12)Alva Rananjaya

Al13)Dattalupa

Al14)Kundavarma 960–980 CE

Al15)Jayasimha      980–1010 CE

Al16)Bankideva Alupendra

Al17)Pattiyodeya

Al18)Pandya Pattiyodeya            1080–1110 CE

Al19)Kavi Alupendra CE

Al20)Pattiyodeya Kulashekara Alupendra      1160–1220 CE

Al21)Kundana         1220–1230 CE

Al22)Vallabhadeva Duttalupa

Al23)Virapandya    1250–1275 CE

Al24)Queen Ballamahadevi

Al25)and Nagadevarasa   1275–1285 CE

Al26)Bankideva II

Al27)Soyideva

Al28)Kulashekara   1335–1346 CE        Son of Hoysala Veera Ballala III

Al29)and Alupa princess Chikkayitayi

Al30)Bankideva III

Al31)Kulashekara III          1355–1390 CE

Al32)Virapandya II

Kadamba gold coins

Source:Wikipedia

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