Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India. The Haihayas of Tripuri and Their Monuments

The genealogical table given below shows the intimate relationship which subsisted between the Haihayas of the CM& Country and the Rashtrakiltas of MAnykheta.1 The next point of importance is the connection between the Chedts and the Gurjara-Pratihdras of Kanauj or MahOdaya. [...] We learn from the Ideru plates of Vishnuvarddhana VI that Vijayaditya III surnamed Gun aka who at the instigation of the Lord of the Rattas after conquering the king of the Ganga countries who was famous for his unequalled array of elephants cut off the head of Mangi in battle and thus obtained honour by the great prowess After leading away the terrified and the afflicted he the Lord total [...] The next point of 'interest in the Bilhari inscription is the conquest of a place named Pali from the king of Having conquered the lines of country by the shore of the eastern sea and having taken Pali from the lord of Katiala having uprooted the dwellings of enemies one after another he was a most splendid master of the sword." (V. [...] Vijiimba.a daughter of his cousin Ammanadeva who was a son of Arjuna one of the younger sons of KOkkalla I had married Indra III the grandson of Krishnariija II who himself was born of a grand-daughter of KOkkalla I. The marriage -of the daughter of Yuvarajadeva I Kundakadevi is mentioned in the Kharda plates of Kakkaraja II of the Saka year 894.2 With the exception of the synchronism betw [...] Kokkalla II the son and successor of Yuvartija II imentioned in the Benares and Goharwa plates of Karnnadeva the Khairha plates of Yagahkarnnadeva the Bheraghat inscription of Alhanadevi and the Karanbel inscription of the time of Jaysithhadeva.