Vinayaditya was followed by Nripakama whose rule extended from AD 1022 to AD 1047

Vinayaditya was followed by Nripakama whose rule extended from AD 1022 to AD 1047. This Nripakama had the reputation of having lost a limb in battle though his name itself suggests beauty.

When power passed from Nripakama to his son Vinayaditya II, the latter inherited merely the leadership of hill-dwellers and a tradition of having fought successful battles against neighbouring powers of established fame.