Which of the following Chola rulers is said to have reached the banks of the Ganges, thus resembling the exploits of Samudragupta in reverse

Which of the following Chola rulers is said to have reached the banks of the Ganges, thus resembling the exploits of Samudragupta in reverse
1). Rajaraja
2). Vijayalaya
3). Rajendra I
4). Kubttunga I

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