Mains Paper I · 1 AP Social & Cultural History · 1.4 Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins and Pallavas

1.4.2 Brihatphalayanas, Anandagotrikas and Salankayanas

Between the Ikshvakus and the Vishnukundins, the Krishna–Godavari region was shared by small dynasties known mostly from copper plates: the Brihatphalayanas of Kudura, the Anandagotrikas of Kandarapura and the Salankayanas of Vengi, whose king Hastivarman met Samudragupta.

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Key terms

  • Brihatphalayanas
  • Jayavarman
  • Kondamudi plates
  • Kudura
  • Anandagotrikas
  • Kandarapura
  • Kandara
  • Attivarman
  • Gorantla plates
  • Damodaravarman
  • Mattepad plates
  • Chezarla
  • Kapoteswara
  • Salankayanas
  • Vengi
  • Pedavegi
  • Devavarman
  • Ellore plates
  • Hastivarman
  • Allahabad pillar inscription
  • Samudragupta
  • Vaingeyaka
  • Chitrarathasvamin
  • Ptolemy
  • Salakenoi

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