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{{Short description|Wife of Vijayalaya Chola}}{{Infobox royalty|name=Anagha<br />அனகவதி சோழன் | {{Short description|Wife of Vijayalaya Chola}}{{Infobox royalty|name=Anagha<br />அனகவதி சோழன் | ||
(Aṉakavati)|succession= | (Aṉakavati)|succession=Empress consort of the [[Chola dynasty]]|spouse=[[Vijayalaya Chola]]|issue=[[Aditya I]]}} | ||
'''Anagha''', '''Anagamdeviyar''', or '''Anaghavati''' was the queen consort of the [[Chola dynasty]], and was earlier a princess of the [[Tomara dynasty]]. She married the chola king, [[Vijayalaya Chola]] and had a son with him named [[Aditya I]]. The copper plates describe various deeds of Anaghavati Chola. In the versions of this dynasty, she is known as '''Anagamdeviyar''' in some books or written records. Anagha, was a beautiful lady whom she loved [[Vijayalaya Chola]]. The meeting of the king and the queen was written in a Tamil inscription stating Queen Anagha was beautiful, and King [[Vijayalaya]] thought not to marry another woman. Because of her, the Chola Empire increased very greatly. She was one of the beautiful consorts of Vijayalaya. | '''Anagha''', '''Anagamdeviyar''', or '''Anaghavati''' was the queen consort of the [[Chola dynasty]], and was earlier a princess of the [[Tomara dynasty]]. She married the chola king, [[Vijayalaya Chola]] and had a son with him named [[Aditya I]]. The copper plates describe various deeds of Anaghavati Chola. In the versions of this dynasty, she is known as '''Anagamdeviyar''' in some books or written records. Anagha, was a beautiful lady whom she loved [[Vijayalaya Chola]]. The meeting of the king and the queen was written in a Tamil inscription stating Queen Anagha was beautiful, and King [[Vijayalaya]] thought not to marry another woman. Because of her, the Chola Empire increased very greatly. She was one of the beautiful consorts of Vijayalaya. | ||
==Mother of Aditya I== | |||
She was the queen of ''Vijayalaya Chola'', whom he loved the most. Queen Anagha is famous as the mother of King Aditya Chola Deva. In Tamil, she is known as Aṉakavati as her name is written in Tamil. The [[Rigveda]] describes Queen Anagha as the famous queen - | |||
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| Anagha அனகவதி சோழன் (Aṉakavati) | |
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| Empress consort of the Chola dynasty | |
| Spouse | Vijayalaya Chola |
| Issue | Aditya I |
Anagha, Anagamdeviyar, or Anaghavati was the queen consort of the Chola dynasty, and was earlier a princess of the Tomara dynasty. She married the chola king, Vijayalaya Chola and had a son with him named Aditya I. The copper plates describe various deeds of Anaghavati Chola. In the versions of this dynasty, she is known as Anagamdeviyar in some books or written records. Anagha, was a beautiful lady whom she loved Vijayalaya Chola. The meeting of the king and the queen was written in a Tamil inscription stating Queen Anagha was beautiful, and King Vijayalaya thought not to marry another woman. Because of her, the Chola Empire increased very greatly. She was one of the beautiful consorts of Vijayalaya.
Mother of Aditya I
She was the queen of Vijayalaya Chola, whom he loved the most. Queen Anagha is famous as the mother of King Aditya Chola Deva. In Tamil, she is known as Aṉakavati as her name is written in Tamil. The Rigveda describes Queen Anagha as the famous queen -
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