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1-2. CariisugaJa! Cida Raya and Sagana, two[children. 
These] were staying with Visala De, the ruler of Patana, and 
there Visala De treacherously slew them, because Udala had 
abducted the wife of Liinasé. On account of that [he slew 
them]. Subsequently, Mahirelana Rava Pala slew Asala, the 
child who had been born to Khakhi, and usurped the succession. 
After hae there were so many successors :— 
a Rava, son of Raya Pala. 
Jalhana, son of Kanha Rava. 
Chad6, son of Jalhana 
Tids, son of Chado. 
Salakhé, son of Tido. 
Salakho was oo successor [of Tidd] and [these were] the 
children of Salak 
Malo, Tale ] ruled over Mahevé. [He] conquered 
much ee [He] conquered Kotaro, Fear, and much 
more [land]. 
2. Jéta Mala. 
3. Virama. 
obhita. He lived in the villages of Sindh. Afte 
wards [some a stole [his] kine and he ran to the rescue; = 
there he was sla 
ee ee were] the children of the distinguished chief 
Virama 
1; 6 ga De, [who] was slain by the Johiyas and the 
Bhati ee De near the Padolai pond. 
2. eva ee 
3. Jé Sin 
4. The tecaibed chief Cade. 
Now, Virama was staying in Mahevo with Malo [his bro- 
ther]. And the Johiyas inhabited [the territory] of Bhatanéra 
and Kharabaro. Enmity arose between [the Rathoras and the 
Johiyas.] Afterwards Ciida Raya slew the Johiyd Lind. 
and — to Malo in Mahevo. Then Virama conspired with the 
Johiy “Let us kill Mails! !*” And Malo came to know tot it], 
ala and La Now Vinewn went to stay with the Ruler of 
Nagora, and ‘ha Johiyas De Pala and Lakhi went to reside at 
ahiini. Afterwards from Kahani they fell on Cida Raya and 
slew him. And thereafter they [continued to] stay chage 
And Virama was staying at ] Nagora. Now [once upon a time 
he] made robbery on the Imperial road, and then was 
sheltered ie sis Sakhalé Udo Mijavata of Jigali i in the fort. 
Afterwards the Imperials came in pursuit, and they were 
1 ha epithet which in the later Chronicles is attributed to Ciidé 
Viraméta. It means “liberal, prodigal.’ 
