A Complete List of Chola Kings and Their Periods - Chola Dynasty

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 The Chola dynasty known as the Tamil dynasty originated in South India. The dynasty was established by Vijayalaya Chola, the founder and first king of the Chola kingdom in 848 AD.

Here I will tell you about the complete list of Chola kings and their periods. In the Chola kingdom, there were 21 kings and rulers from start to end. When the reign of Rajendra Chola III, the last king of the dynasty, was defeated by Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I, and established their Pandya rule in 1279 AD. So come out of this please have a look at the table below.

The List of Chola Rulers and Period

No. Kings Name Period of rule
1 Vijayalaya Chola 848-891 AD
2 Aditya I 891-907 AD
3 Parantaka Chola I 907-950 AD
4 Gandaraditya Chola 950-956 AD
5 Arinjaya Chola 956-957 AD
6 Sundara Chola 957-970 AD
7 Uttama Chola 970-985 AD
8 Rajaraja Chola I 985-1012 AD
9 Rajendra Chola I 1012-1044 AD
10 Rajadhiraja Chola 1044-1054 AD
11 Rajendra Chola II 1054-1063 AD
12 Virarajendra Chola 1063-1070 AD
13 Athirajendra Chola 1070-1070 AD
14 Kulothunga Chola I 1070-1122 AD
15 Vikrama Chola 1118-1135 AD
16 Kulothunga Chola II 1133-1150 AD
17 Rajaraja Chola II 1150-1173 AD
18 Rajadhiraja Chola II 1173-1178 AD
19 Kulothunga Chola III 1178-1218 AD
20 Rajaraja Chola III 1218-1256 AD
21 Rajendra Chola III 1256-1279 AD

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FAQs on the Chola Dynasty

Q.1 Who is the founder of the Chola dynasty?

Vijayalaya Chola.

Q.2 How many kings ruled in Chola dynasty?

There were at least 21 kings and rulers from beginning to end.

Q.3 Who was the greatest Chola king?

Rajaraja Chola I, known as the greatest Chola king.

Q.4 Who was the last king of Chola?

Rajendra Chola III was the last king of the Chola dynasty.

Q.5 Who destroyed Chola dynasty?

When the reign of Rajendra Chola III, the last king of the dynasty, was defeated by Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I, and established their Pandya rule in 1279 AD.

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