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Journal of the Andhra Historical Research Society (Prof. R. Subba Rao Shashtipurthi Number) July 1948 to April 1949

1952

An ancient race finding mention in Anus'äsana parva of Mahabharata and Harivams'a the Haihayas distinguished themselves in the map of India - political and cultural - right up to the Maratha conquest in the north and the close of the 15th Century A. D in the South. [...] The Haihayas of Mahakosala the Kalachuri Haihayas of Chedi with capital at Tripuri the Kalachuris of Kalyä i the Malaiyamans in the district of south Arcot 1 the Haihayas of Kona of Panchädharala of Nizam's dominions and of Palnad were the important Haihaya kingdoms in the medieval India. [...] Century:- In the second half of the lith century A. D. Solidi India was divided between the Gangas in the east the Chalukyas in the north and the Cholas in the south. [...] In the absence of evidence to the contrary it may he assumed that Rajaparendu's rule lasted from A. D. 1082 - the last date for Mummadi Bhima I and A. D. 1138 - the earliest date 4 for his son and successor Rajendrachoda I. It is not possible to construct the political history of the reign for want of data and probably the hereditary loyalty to the Chola throne and the forced allegiance to the Cha [...] in the succession of Bhima II and Satya we see that the claims of the five sons of Rajendra chOda I the first two being Beta and Mallideva I were set aside in favor of the brothers of Rajéndrachoda I. Probably the political conditions at the time necessitated conjoint rule of Bhima and Satya in Konamandala in the interests of self defence and preservation.
history
Pages
258
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120036
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-xvi R. Rao view
The History of Andhra Country
1-84 V. Yasodadevi view
Siva Temple of Chidambaram
85-87 T. N. Ramachandran view
The Kailasa Temple Ellora
88-90 T. N. Ramachandran view
Temples of Bhuvaneswar and Jagannath Puri
91-94 T. N. Ramachandran view
The Ramesvaram Temple
95-98 T. N. Ramachandran view
The Miracle of the Dying Sun
99-116 Siddheshwar Hota view
The Sumandala Copper-Plate Inscription of Maharaja Dharmaraja of the time of Sri Prithivi Vigraha (Gupta Era 250 or A.D. 569.570)
117-118 Satyanarayan Rajagur view
The 'vigraha' Dynasty and the Dark Period of Orissa (From 570-620 A.D.)
119-130 Satyanarayan Rajagur view
A Rashtrakuta Ruling Family in Orissa
131-133 Dines Sircar view
Shastipurti
134-139 C. Rao view
Sisupalgarh
140-153 T. N. Ramachandran view
The Origin of the Andhras
154-158 Kota Chalam view
The Principle of Naming the Months in the Chandramana and Fixing the Adhikamasa (Inter-Calary Months)
159-159 Vepa Ramesam view
A Note on the Use of the Saka Era in Indian Inscription from 78 to 892 A.D.
160-161 V. Ramesam view
Chronological Land-Marks of the Andhras
162-163 Vepa Ramesam view
The Terala Inscription
164-164 Vepa Ramesam view
Bhava in Music
165-170 M. Sastry view
The Telugu Prose—Content in the Choda and Reddy Inscriptions
171-180 M. Sarma view
The Holy Mount Kailas and Lake Manasarovar
181-184 Pranavananda view
Yaska
185-190 V.S Agrawala view
Inscriptions from Sitabhinji Keonjhar. District Orissa
191-202 T.N. Ramachandran view
Nanduru Earthen Pot Inscription
203-207 Dines Sircar view
Yerrampalem Finds of Bronze Images and Bells
208-208 R. Rao view
Kalaprapurna Dr. C. Narayanarao’s Oriental Manuscripts Library
1-4 unknown view
Proceedings of the Annual General Body Meeting held on 10—4—1949
i-xx unknown view
The Andhra Day Celebrations
i-i unknown view

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