From Saka Documents of the St Petersburg Collections
"One does not become a Brahmin by matted dreadlocks, clan, or birth; but having expelled small and large wrongs in every way, an expeller of wrongs is someone called a Brahmin." - Dharmapada
1. Rajendra Chola I(Manimangalam Inscription of Rajendra II)
2. Rajadhiraja
3. Rajendra II
4. Adhirajendra
5. Vikrama Chola
6. Rajaraja II
What is the gap and why are we not able to control the narrative? Three reasons
1. Abrahamic societal background
2. Sanskrit academics dissociated without any cultural reference
3. Colonial sense of entitlement.
I serve the feet of Lord Chennakasava
I am from the Bharadvaja Vamsa
Having an epithet Kavisarvabhauma
I am Srinatha, a devotee of Lord Siva