-
states that
there is a
possibility that
Vairisimha I and
Siyaka I of the
Udaipur Prashasti are same as
Vairisimha II and
Siyaka II; the
names might have...
- (600–625)
Paramara (early ruler)
Upendra Krishnraja Vairisimha (I)
Siyaka (I)
Vakpati (I)
Vairisimha (II)
Siyaka (II) (940–972)
Vakpati (II)
alias Munja...
-
established the
Paramaras as an
imperial power.
Siyaka was the son of
Vairisimha II. The
Harsola copper-plate
inscriptions issued by
Siyaka are
dated 31...
- Krishna-raja-deva (titled Parama-bhattaraka
Maharajadhiraja Parameshvara)
Vairisimha-deva (titled Parama-bhattaraka
Maharajadhiraja Parameshvara) Siyaka-deva...
- Yogarája was
succeeded by Ratnáditya who
reigned three years, and he by
Vairisiṃha who
reigned eleven years. Then came Kshemarája who is
mentioned as the...
- century)
Vairisimha I (9th century,
possibly fictional)
Siyaka I (9th century,
possibly fictional)
Vakpati I (9th-10th century)
Vairisimha (10th century)...
-
Northeast India Chandra dynasty –
Chamunda or Bhuyada, King (c.881–908)
Vairisimha, King (25 years?) Ratnaditya, King (15 years?) Gaghada, King (c.908–937)...
- century)
Vairisimha I (9th century,
possibly fictional)
Siyaka I (9th century,
possibly fictional)
Vakpati I (9th-10th century)
Vairisimha (10th century)...
- King (c.765–780) Yogaraja, King (c.806–841) Ratnaditya, King (c.842–845)
Vairisimha, King (c.845–856) Kshemaraja, King (c.856–880)
Chamunda or Bhuyada, King...
- made the
primary seat of the
Paramara chiefs of
Malwa by
Vairisiṃha (circa 920-45 CE).
Vairisimha appears to have
transferred his
headquarters to Dhar from...
