[Yogarája, A.D. 806-841.] According to the calculations given above Vanarája's reign lasted to about A.D. 780. Authorities agree that Vanarája was succeeded by his son Yogarája. The length of Yogarája's reign is given as thirty-five years by the Prabandhachintámani and the Ratnamálá, and as twenty-nine by the Vichárasreni. That is according to the Prabandhachintámani and Ratnamálá his reign closes in A.D. 841 (S. 897) and according to the Vichárasreni in A.D. 836 (S. 891). On the whole the Prabandhachintámani date A.D. 841 (S. 897) seems the more probable. The author of the Vichárasreni may have mistaken the 7 of the manuscripts for a 1, the two figures in the manuscripts of that date being closely alike. If A.D. 780 is taken as the close of Vanarája's reign and A.D. 806 as the beginning of Yogarája's reign an interval of twenty-six years is left. This blank, which perhaps accounts for the improbably long reign and life assigned to Vanarája, may have been filled by the forgotten reign of a childless elder brother of Yogarája. Of Yogarája the Prabandhachintámani tells the following tale. Kshemarája one of Yogarája's three sons reported that several ships were storm-stayed at Prabhása or Somanátha. The ships had 10,000 horses, many elephants, and millions of money and treasure. Kshemarája prayed that he might seize the treasure. Yogarája forbad him. In spite of their father's orders the sons seized the treasure and brought it to the king. Yogarája said nothing. And when the people asked him why he was silent he answered: To say I approve would be a sin; to say I do not approve would annoy you. Hitherto on account of an ancestor's misdeeds we have been laughed at as a nation of thieves. Our name was improving and we were rising to the rank of true kings. This act of my sons has renewed the old stain. Yogarája would not be comforted and mounted the funeral pyre. [Kshemarája, A.D. 841-880.] According to the Prabandhachintámani in A.D. 841 (S. 898) Yogarája was succeeded by his son Kshemarája. The Vichárasreni says that Yogarája was succeeded by Ratnáditya who reigned three years, and he by Vairisimha who reigned eleven years. Then came Kshemarája who is mentioned as the son of Yogarája and as coming to the throne in A.D. 849 (S. 905). The relationship of Yogarája to Ratnáditya and Vairisimha is not given. Probably both were sons of Yogarája as the Prabandhachintámani mentions that Yogarája had three sons. The duration of Kshemarája's reign is given as thirty-nine years. It is probable that the reigns of the three brothers lasted altogether for thirty-nine years, fourteen years for the two elder brothers and twenty-five years for Kshemarája the period mentioned by the Prabandhachintámani. Accepting this chronology A.D. 880 (S. 936) will be the date of the close of Kshemarája's reign.