Indian Art: A History of Indian Art from the Earliest Times up to the Third Century A.D. c5.6

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c5.6

(vi) Śuṅga Period C. 184 B. C.—72 B. C.
(vii) Kāṇva Dynasty C. 72 B. C.—27 B. C. (viii) Bactrian (Bāhlīka-Yavana) and Indo-Greeks (Madraka-Yavana) C. 250 B. C.—150 B. C.
(ix) Kṣaharāta Śaka-Kṣatrapa C. 1st century B. C.—C. 390 A. D.
(x) Sātavāhanas C. 200 B. C. upto 200 A. D.
(xi) Śaka-Kuṣāṇas C. 80 B. C.—2nd century A. D.
(xii) Ikṣvākus of Āndhradeśa C. 3rd century A. D. (xiii) Gupta Period C. 319 A. D.—600 century A. D.
(xiv) Cālukya Period C. 550 A. D.—642 A. D.
(xv) Rāṣṭrakūṭa Period C. 753 A. D.—973 A. D.
(xvi) Pallava Dynasty C. 600 A. D.—750 A. D. (xvii) Chola Dynasty C. 900-1053 A. D. (xviii) Pāṇḍya Dynasty C. 1251 A. D.—1310 A. D.
(xix) Hoysala Dynasty C. 12-13th centuries
(xx) Vijayanagara Dynasty C. 1336-1565 A. D.
(xxi) Gaṅga Dynasty and also Kesarīs of Orissa C. 11-13th centuries (xxii) Pālas of Magadha and Senas of Bengal C. 9-12th centuries (xxiii) Gurjara Pratīhāras 750—950 A.D. (xxiv) Chandellas 900—1000 A.D.
(xxv) Solaṅkīs 765 A.D.—1200 A.D. (xxvi) Gahaḍavālas 1085—1200 A.D.