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Tivaradeva
Tivaradeva was a king of the Panduvamshi dynasty of Dakshina Kosala, in modern Chhattisgarh, who reigned in the late 6th century. Known from his copper-plate grants, he united the region, styled himself lord of all Kosala and made Shripura, modern Sirpur, his capital. His successors ruled from there until the dynasty declined in the 8th century.
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