[Síláditya III. A.D. 666-675.] Kharagraha was succeeded by Síláditya III. son of Kharagraha's elder brother Síláditya II. Síláditya II. seems not to have ruled at Valabhi but like Derabhata to have been governor of Southern Valabhi, as he is mentioned out of the order of succession and with the title Lord of the Earth containing the Vindhya mountain. Three grants of Síláditya III. remain, two dated A.D. 666 (G. 346) [305] and the third dated A.D. 671 (G. 352). [306] He is called Parama-bhattáraka Great Lord, Mahárájádhirája Chief King among Great Kings, and Paramesvara Great Ruler. These titles continue to be applied to all subsequent Valabhi kings. Even the name Síláditya is repeated though each king must have had some personal name. [Síláditya IV. A.D. 691.] Síláditya III. was succeeded by his son Síláditya IV. of whom one grant dated A.D. 691 (G. 372) remains. The officer who prepared the grant is mentioned as the general Divirapati Srí Haragana the son of Bappa Bhogika. The Dútaka or gift-causer is the prince Kharagraha, which may perhaps be the personal name of the next king Síláditya V. [Síláditya V. A.D. 722.] Of Síláditya V. the son and successor of Síláditya IV. two grants dated A.D. 722 (G. 403) both from Gondal remain. Both record grants to the same person. The writer of both was general Gillaka son of Buddhabhatta, and the gift-causer of both prince Síláditya. [Síláditya VI. A.D. 760.] Of Síláditya VI. the son and successor of the last, one grant dated A.D. 760 (G. 441) remains. The grantee is an Atharvavedi Bráhman. The writer is Sasyagupta son of Emapatha and the gift-causer is Gánjasáti Srí Jajjar (or Jajjir). [Síláditya VII. A.D. 766.] Of Síláditya VII. the son and successor of the last, who is also called Dhrúbhata (Sk. Dhruvabhata), one grant dated A.D. 766 (G. 447) remains. [Valabhi Family Tree.] The following is the genealogy of the Valabhi Dynasty: VALABHI FAMILY TREE, A.D. 509-766.