Part 17 - Other Parichchedis

A record at Draksharama dated A.D. 1168 and in the reign of Rajaraja, refers to a line of Parichchedi rulers. King Komrna's eldest son was Ganda and the son of his second son was Chikkabhima, the lord of Omgerumaga. The name of the second son of Kamma is lost in the record. The Telugu portion of the record mentions Trailokyamalla, Chikka bhima. Probably TtaiJokya malla was the second son of Ganda, and father of Chikkabhima. A Pandyaraja was the mahamandalesvara of Parichchedi country near Chilka lake, ruling as the subordinate of the emperor Narasimha III of the Eastern Ganges in the 13th Century A.D. On the 17th Century A.D. the Parichchedis find mention in the Chatuverse among the feudatories of Rachiraju Tammaraju of the Pusapati family. But their names are not known. Amalaraju of Parichchedi lineage, according to Pusapativarivamsavali, lived at Pusapadu and so his decendants bore the family name Pusapativaru.