However, another feudatory named Malayasimha defeated Sallakshana in a battle fought at Karkaredi (modern Kakredi in Rewa district).
[2] Some earlier scholars believed that Vijayasimha lost control of the northern portion of his kingdom to the Chandela king Trailokyavarman.
However, the discovery of the 1197 CE Jhulpur inscription nullifies this assumption: Trailokyamalla was the name of Vijayasimha's son and successor.
[3] An 1193 CE (944 KE) copper-plate inscription discovered at Umaria in Panna district records the grant of three villages to several Brahmanas by his subordinate Ranaka Kumarapala.
[1] An 1197 CE (949 KE) copper-plate inscription discovered at Jhulpur in Mandla district records the grant of Hatim village to a Brahmana named Vidyadhara-sharman of the Bhargava gotra.