Indische Palaographie von circa 350 a. Chr. – circa 1300 p. Chr. c26.s4: § 116. Kalacuris of Ḍahāla
Indische Paläographie von circa 350 a. Chr. – circa 1300 p. Chr. c26.s4
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§ 116. Kalacuris of Ḍahāla
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Territory: the country watered by the upper Narbada and its tributaries (C.CMI. p. 67). Capital: Tripurī (= Tewar) for the ancient coins of which, v. sup. § 57. Of the mediaeval kingdom, the coins of only one monarch, *Gāṅgeyadeva* (**Plate V, 7**), c. 1005—1035 A.D., are known. On these coins, the ancient Indian type of the seated Goddess is retained on one side, while the whole surface of the other side is occupied by the inscr. They were imitated by the Candellas of Jejāhuti (§ 118), the Tomaras of Dehli, and the Rāṭhors of Kanauj (§ 110).
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C.CMI. p. 67, Pl. VIII, 1--5; CASR. XVII, 71; ALBERUNI (trans. SACHAU) I, p. 202.