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	Encyclopedia article: Uththama Chola (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		He came to power after Aditya Karikalan (additional info and facts about Aditya Karikalan), the eldest son of Paranthaga Cholan was assassinated in Kadambur.
		The people wanted to give the throne to Rajaraja Cholan but at the time of swearing-in ceremony, Rajaraja himself made his uncle Uththama Cholan king since Uththama was the elder and the son of Kandathittha Chola.
		He wasn a relative unknown before the death of Aditya Karikalan but during his 12 year rule, he was able to manage the Chola kingdom very well.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/u/ut/uththama_chola.htm (124 words)

	A brief introduction to the Later Cholas or the Thanjavur Cholas
		His son and successor Aditya I conquered the pallavas and the Kongu country.
		Aditya Karikala II appears to have re-conquered Tondainadu a few years later.
		On Aditya's death, or on the death of Parantakan II, whichever was the later, the succession was probably disputed.
	www.angelfire.com /musicals/kallidaihari/rajaraj.htm (870 words)

	Rajaraja Cholan, The Great Chola King
		His son and successor Aditya I conquered the pallavas and the Kongu country; and his son Parantakan I (AD 907-953), under his leadership, the cholas acquired a dominion which foreshadowed the greater empire Rajarajan and Kulotungan.
		Aditya Karikala II appears to have re-conquered Tondainadu a few years later.On Aditya's death, or on the death of Parantakan II, whichever was the later, the succession was probably disputed.
		Rajarajan had an elder sister, Kundavaiyar and an elder brother, Aditya Karikalan.
	www.thanjavur.com /rajarajan.htm (887 words)

	ipedia.com: Ponniyin selvan Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		His son and successor Aditya I conquered the Pallavas and the Kongu country; and his son Parantakan I (AD 907-953), under his leadership, the cholas acquired a dominion which foreshadowed the greater empire Rajarajan and Kulothungan.
		The names of the next five kings after Rajaditya are known, but little is on record regarding their life history.
		The subject besought, Arulmozhivarman (Rajarajan) to become the King, but he did not want the throne as long as his paternal uncle Madurantak Uttama Cholan was fond of the crown.
	www.ipedia.com /ponniyin_selvan.html (541 words)

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		In an interview with Uthayan newspaper on 4 September, Karikalan, a senior LTTE leader was quoted as having said: "We were deeply moved recently to witness parents bringing their children to enrol to fight.
		Mothers of Arasaditivu and Kokkadicholai have written a new chapter in the history of the Tamil struggle by their bravery." Karikalan has also been quoted to have said that reports of forced conscription "were malicious rumours spread by the military and government media".
		Aditya Sinha was questioned by an officer, Khalid Massod, who asked him to leave the country, in order to "avoid problems".
	www.hrea.org /lists/hr-headlines/text/messages.200110 (15225 words)

	Laughter and Anger by Sumeetha V.
		Aditya Karikalan has been made the Crown Prince two years ago," said one of the noblemen.
		The first reason is Northern commander Aditya Karikalan and the second is our Southern Commander Arulmozhivarman," said Mazhavereyar.
		For the past 100 years only those warriors who have had years of experience in warfare became commanders but now the Crown prince Aditya Karikalan is the Northern commander.
	www.zine5.com /archive/sum07.htm (1252 words)

	History Of Tamil Nadu, Tamil Nadu History India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tamil Nadu was ruled by the early Cholas between 1st and 4th centuries CE.
		Karikalan was the first and the most famous king, who built the Kallanai (kall - stone, anai - bund), a dam across the Cauvery River, which is considered to be an engineering wonder of that time.
		He was defeated by Aditya Chola towards the end of the 9th century.
	www.indiasite.com /tamilnadu/history.html (1039 words)

	Tiruchirappalli city of Tamil Nadu - India
		On the northern bank of Kollidam and on the south side of the main road, there is an ancient early Chola temple of the period of Aditya I called that of Tiruk-Kadambatturai Udaiya Mahadevar (now named Matsyapurisvarar temple) at Tudaiyar.
		The Grand Anaicut built by Karikalan Chola in the 2nd century A.D. to harness the waters of the Kaveri.
		Made of stone, the dam is 329 m long and 20m wide and still very much in use.
	www.bharatheritage.in /tamil-nadu/tiruchirapalli.htm (3636 words)

	2004 National Final Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Sampath Karikalan: He is the regional coordinator at Phoenix.
		He took care of event coordination along with Dr. Jayaraman, Aditya and Mayur Jain.
		After all the planning and organizing, it was certainly gratifying to see smiles on the face of the participants.
	www.northsouth.org /2004phoenixteam.asp (746 words)

	Tamil Nadu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The early Cholas reigned between 1st and 4th century AD The first and the most famous of this period was Karikalan.
		He was by Aditya Chola towards the end of 9th century AD.
		The Cholas again rose to power by 9th century AD Under Rajaraja Chola and his son Chola the Cholas rose as a supreme in South India.
	www.freeglossary.com /Tamil-Nadu (2124 words)

	PONNIYIN SELVAN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		One answer, every reader of this great book wants to know is 'Who killed Aditya Karikalan?'
		The other is the relationship between Aditya Karikalan, Nandini and Veerapandiyan.
		Me and my father have discussed this a lot, but I am still not satisfied with the answers.
	www.sysindia.com /forums/Literature/posts/5481.html (266 words)

	Tamil Nadu Encyclopedia Article, Description, History and Biography @ VariedTastes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The early Cholas reigned between 1st and 4th centuries A.D. The first and the most famous king of this period was Karikalan, who built the Kallanai (kall - stone, anai - bund), a dam across the Kaveri River, which is considered to be an engineering marvel of that time.
		The last independent Pallava king Aparajitha was defeated by Aditya Chola towards the end of the 9th century.
		The Medieval Cholas again rose to power by the 9th century.
	variedtastes.com /encyclopedia/Tamil_Nadu (4816 words)

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		The first and the most 1 famous king of this 0 period was Karikalan.
		Dravidian 4 architecture reached its 7 epitome during Pallava 8 rule.
		He 5 was defeated by 0 Aditya Chola towards 6 the end of 3 the 9th century AD.
	www.centiel.com /tamil_nadu_.htm (1757 words)

	Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust!
		The legendary king Karikalan was the common ancestor through whom small Deccan and Andhra families called Cola or Coda claimed a connection with the Uraiyur family.
		Cola kings and emperors bore the titles Parakesarivarman and Rajakesarivarman, alternately.
		850–870) began the occupation of the territory of the Pallavas, which was extended under Aditya I (reigned c.
	www.britannica.com /ebc/print_toc?tocId=9024708 (483 words)

	From Kadambur to Kollidai by Sumeetha V.
		So far Vandiya Devan had never had any second thoughts about Prince Aditya Karikalar's rights to the throne.
		He had never even thought that there could be another claimant to it.
		I had so many plans for my future thinking that Prince Aditya would ascend the throne and may be in due course of time by serving him well I could retrieve my old Kingdom from him.
	www.zine5.com /archive/sum09.htm (1551 words)

	A Tribute to Hinduism - Advanced_Concepts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Vikramaditya is made by joining prefix "Vi" to words "Krama" and "Aditya".
		"Krama" means order, "Aditya" means sun and prefix "Vi" means deviation.
		Therefore, etymologically Vikramaditya means the change in the course of the sun.
	www.atributetohinduism.com /Advanced_Concepts.htm (11263 words)

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