Ganapati

...Initially subordinate to the Chalukya dynasty, it ruled over a region of Telingana, but in the first half of the 12th century, under Parola II, it gained independence and expanded its power by taking advantage of the decline of the Chalukya dynasty. In the 13th century, the long reign of Ganapati (reigned 1199-1261) was the dynasty's heyday, when he built a fort at Warangal and made it his capital. During the period of turmoil following the fall of the Chola and Chalukya dynasties, the dynasty expanded its territory, mainly in the Andhra region, fighting against the Yadava, Hoysala, and Pandya dynasties. Later, his daughter Rudrāmbā became queen, and mainly fought against the Yadava dynasty. Until the time of the next king, Pratapārudra II (reigned 1295-1323), the dynasty was one of the great powers of South India. ...

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…はじめチャールキヤ朝に従属してテーリンガーナーの一地域を領したが，12世紀前半，パロラ2世のとき独立し，チャールキヤ朝の衰退に乗じて勢力を広げた。13世紀，ガナパティGanapati(在位1199‐1261)の長い治世は王朝の最盛期で，ワランガルに城塞を築いて都とし，チョーラ，チャールキヤ両王朝の滅亡による混乱期に，ヤーダバ，ホイサラ，パーンディヤなどの諸王朝と争って，アーンドラ地方を中心として領土を拡大した。そのあと娘のルドラーンバーRudrāmbāが女王となり，主としてヤーダバ朝と抗争し，次のプラターパルドラ2世(在位1295‐1323)のときまで，南インドの大国の一つであった。…

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