Appendix 2 - Kings of Musaka Dynasty—According to Musakavamsa

-) Nandana
-) Ugra (Son)
-) Ugradhanva (Son)
-) Simhasena (Son)
-) Candravarman (Son)

-) Brhatsena (Son)
His brother Ugrasva went to the forest and performed Tapas. The king of Kerala invades Kola kingdom. Ugrasva who had been performing, penance for a long time decides to marry. He threw the Keralites from the kingdom and made his son Citraketana, king.

-) Citraketana (Son of Ugrasva)

-) Sutasoma (Son)
Performed a hundred sacrifices and is also known as Satasoma, built the famous Siva temple in Perincellur Brahmin village.

-) Asvasena (Son)
-) Simhaketu (Son)
-) Visvapala (Son)

-) Sarmadatta (Son)
Performed Tapas on Siva and Siva blessed that 21 generations of kings in his family would have their lives extended as long as they liked.

-) Rudravarma (Son)
-) Vyaghrasena (Son)
-) Prthudyumna (Son)
-) Vajradhara (Dayada)
-) Valahaka (Son)
-) Bhimavarma (Son)
-) Brhatsena (Son)
-) Daksa (Son)
-) Atula (Son)
-) Nayavardhana (Son)
-) Mitrasoma (Son)
-) Bhadra (Son)
-) Viravarma (Son)
-) Amitakratu (Son)
-) Jagadasva (Son)
-) Suradyumna (Son)
-) Arjunavarma (Son)
-) Ugrabahu (Son)
-) Jayaditya (Son)
-) Vratasena (Dayada)
-) Ulpalaksa (Son)
-) Mahakirti (Son)
-) Devadyumna (Son)
-) Brhaddanti (Son)
-) Ugra (Son)
-) Manu (Son)
-) Brhatgriva (Son)

-) Vatukavarma
Performed many sacrifices. He established the Vatukesvara temple and had Siva installed there.

-) Ahirana
Built the temple Ahiranesvara on the west coast of the river Prthana

-) Mahirana (Son)
Is said to have brought to the city a number of women he saw in the cave during a trip to the forest Sahyadri, obviously tribal women. He lived with them for a long time and return to the cave once a son was born to him.

-) Aryagupta (Acalan) (Son)
Established Acalapattanam

-) Asvasena (Son)
Deposed by Vikramasena (Brother)

-) Vinayavarma (Son)

-) Rajavarma (Son)
constructed a huge Jaina vihara

-) Jayamani (Son of deposed Asvasena)
Becomes king with the help of the Pandyan king after defeating Rajavarma.

-) Ranamani (Son)

-) Udayavarma (Son)
a strong supporter of Brahmins

-) Udayaditya (Son)
-) Virocana (Son)
defeated Pallava king in a fierce battle and married Harini, daughter of the Pallava king.

-) Virocana II (Son)
-) Kalasena (Son)
-) Vyalasena (Son)
-) Satrumtapa
-) Brhatbahu
-) Prthukirti
-) Amitrajith
-) Dipanika
-) Sasidatta and Janavrata (Sons) of Dipanika
Brothers fought for the kingdom and died.
Sasidatta’s wife who was pregnant at that time gave birth to a son.

-) Vajrasrara
-) Sura (Son)
-) Visala (Son)
-) Mahasvan (Son)
-) Ajita (Son)
-) Puskala (Son)
-) Bahukirti (Son)
-) Suketu (Son)
-) Vikata (Son)
-) Sudhanva
-) Satyavarata
-) Caturaketu
-) Udarakirti
-) Svarbhanu
-) Uttamakula
-) Sakala
-) Adriketu
-) Kamaprada
-) Nayadhana
-) Kavikarkasa
-) Parjanya
-) Paramayasas
-) Nipadavarma
-) Tivrasva
-) Sumati
-) Amitrah
-) Vicanda
-) Aksobhya
-) Samarasaha
-) Mahodaya
-) Sivacarita (Son of Mahodaya)
-) Isana (Son)
-) Kuncivarma

-) Isanavarma (Son)
(married Nandini daughter of the Cedi king and reinstalled the Cedi king in his domains married again a princess from Cola)

-) Nrparama (Son)
The Cedi queen also begets children from Isanavarma. They are Palaka and Nandini. Nrparama becomes king after Isanavarma.

-) Nrparama (Contd)

-) Candravarman (Son)
(infant dies Palaka, son of Isanavarma brought from Cedi kingdom were he was residing.

-) Validhara (Son of Palaka sister, matriarchal succession)
-) Ripurama (nephew)
-) Vikramarama
-) Janamani
-) Sankhavarma
-) Jayamani
-) Valabha (nephew)
-) Kundavarman (Young brother)
-) Palaka (nephew)
-) Ripurama (King of Bhatasthali)
-) Palaka (nephew)
-) Jayamani (Younger brother)
-) Valabha (nephew)
-) Srikantha (brother)