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Gomateshwari (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2023}} {{Use Indian English|date=February 2023}} {{Short description|Wife of Vijayalaya Chola}}{{Infobox royalty|name=Anagha|succession=Queen consort of the Chola dynasty|spouse=Vijayalaya Chola|issue=Aditya I}} Anagha, also known Anaghavati, was a princess of the Tomara dynasty who was married to a chola king named Vijayalaya Chola. She was the daughter of a king who was the ruler of the Tomara dynasty. Queen Anagha st...") Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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{{Blockquote|O lady who are you, are you going to some temple?}} | {{Blockquote|O lady who are you, are you going to some temple?}} | ||
Then Anaghavati replied that she was going to her home. Just then her friends called her,"Anagha, come its getting late." Then [[Vijayalaya Chola]]'s eyes became wide open and thought that ,"Anagha!What a beautiful name." After returning to the [[Chola dynasty]] he asked his messenger to find out Princess Anagha's parents. Chola's messenger tells him that she is a daughter of a Tomara dynasty ruler. King Vijayalaya decided to meet her father for his daughter's hand. Her father accepted it and married her to [[Vijayalaya Chola]]. The couples were then blessed with a boy. He was named [[Aditya I]]. | Then Anaghavati replied that she was going to her home. Just then her friends called her,"Anagha, come its getting late." Then [[Vijayalaya Chola]]'s eyes became wide open and thought that ,"Anagha!What a beautiful name." After returning to the [[Chola dynasty]] he asked his messenger to find out Princess Anagha's parents. Chola's messenger tells him that she is a daughter of a Tomara dynasty ruler. King Vijayalaya decided to meet her father for his daughter's hand. Her father accepted it and married her to [[Vijayalaya Chola]]. This story echoes of the marriage of [[Ashoka]] and Princess Vidisha, who was the daughter of a reputed Shresthi. The couples were then blessed with a boy. He was named [[Aditya I]]. | ||