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inscriptions of the Vatapi
Chalukyas. The Mahakuta inscription states that "his fondness for war elicited the affection of his own people and caused vexation of mind to his enemies." The dynasty's inscriptions do not credit Ranaraga with any military achievements. According to the Yevor inscription
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after the decline of his overlords, and
Ranaraga appears to have spent his reign stabilizing the Chalukya power in the area.
804:. Assuming a reign of around 20 years for Ranaraga, historian Durga Prasad Dikshit dates Jayasimha's reign to c. 520-540 CE.
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Ranaraga succeeded his father
Jayasimha, who was also a vassal ruler, possibly that of the
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ruler, he was the father of the dynasty's first sovereign ruler,
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Ranaraga's son
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288:Kubja Vishnuvardhana
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81:Chalukyas of Vatapi
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448:Beta Vijayaditya V
358:Vishnuvardhana III
318:Vishnu Vardhana II
100:Chalukya dynasties
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870:, pp. 27β30.
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179:Adityavarman
139:Pulakeshin I
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65:Pulakeshin I
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915:. Abhinav.
772:dynasty of
696:Tailapa III
616:Satyashraya
558:Vimaladitya
298:Jayasimha I
240:Vijayaditya
230:Vinayaditya
51:Predecessor
952:Categories
843:References
792:A 543 CE (
606:Tailapa II
595:Kalyani /
159:Mangalesha
45: 540
43: β c.
41: 520
940:567370037
720:1184β1200
710:1163β1183
700:1151β1164
690:1138β1151
680:1126β1138
670:1076β1126
660:1068β1076
650:1042β1068
640:1015β1042
630:1008β1015
582:1061-1075
572:1019β1061
562:1011β1018
552:1000β1011
528:Danarnava
119:Jayasimha
108:Vatapi /
90:Jayasimha
61:Successor
55:Jayasimha
828:Mahakuta
809:Kadambas
770:Chalukya
762:Ranaraga
620:997β1008
478:Bhima II
277:Vengi /
211:(regent)
129:Ranaraga
24:Ranaraga
921:8313041
817:Bijapur
610:957β997
542:973β999
532:970β973
512:947β970
508:Amma II
502:935β947
492:928β935
472:927β928
442:921β927
422:892β921
412:849β892
402:847β849
392:808β847
382:772β808
372:755β772
362:719β755
348:Kokkili
342:706β718
332:682β706
322:673β682
302:641β673
292:624β641
264:746β753
254:733β746
244:696β733
234:680β696
224:655β680
214:650-655
203:646-649
193:645-646
183:643-645
173:609β642
163:597β609
153:566β597
143:540β566
133:520-540
123:500-520
76:Dynasty
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824:Aihole
802:Badami
778:vassal
774:Vatapi
518:Tala I
458:Tala I
438:Amma I
87:Father
837:Ranna
794:Shaka
788:Reign
34:Reign
936:OCLC
917:OCLC
826:and
766:IAST
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