Adalarasu
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| Adalarasu | |||||
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| King of Chennipadu | |||||
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| King of Chennipadu | |||||
| Reign | May 822 – 6th July 879 | ||||
| Coronation | At some point during May 822 [1] | ||||
| Born | Adalarasu Mashiq Some point during 800 Vakalapudi Palace, Chennipadu, Chennipadu City State | ||||
| Died | July 879 Jasmine Sea (Location unknown) | ||||
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| Religion | Hinduism | ||||
Adalarasu (ఆదాలరసు, born అదలరసు మషిక్ Mashiq, 800/801-879), popularly referred to as the Jāsmin Kiṅg in Kelugu by the the people of Chennipadu, after his successes in the Jasmine Sea against piracy. Born into the royal bloodline of the city of Chennipadu, he became king aged only 22. He married to an unknown woman, however had many affairs with women which has lead to the common belief that he has close to 16 million modern ancestors across Europa which earned him the nickname "The Father of Orientals"
Early Life
Ascension to the Throne
Combatting Piracy
Legacy
References
- ↑ "Dates of coronation not recorded in the City-States" (PDF)