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Uchchala or Uchchala Deva, (also spelt as … Uchchala or Uchchala Deva, (also spelt as Uccala) was a King of Kashmir who ruled for 10 years from 1101 to 1111 AD. He belonged to Utpala dynasty, a Hindu Kingdom of Kashmiri rulers and was the founder of "Second Lohara dynasty". He was the close relative of Harsha and the brother of "Sussala".ve of Harsha and the brother of "Sussala".
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