History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.38

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Central Provinces, Oriya-speaking states in, I., 8 : Goṇḍs in, 23 : 78, 115, 131, 205, Ceylon, I., 6. 48, 49, 51, a Kaliṅgan dynasty in, 94 : 230 Chaitanya, I., 275, 223, principal cause of decline of Orissa, 330-31 : sequel to meeting of, and Rāmānanda Rāya, 332-33 : influence of, upon Prataparudra and his policy, 333 : his death, 334 : 335, cult, national adoption of, and disastrous consequences, 336 : 338, Charitāmṛita, I., 316-17 : 333 Maṅgala, I., 333 bhāgavata, I., 333 Chaitya window, I., 269, in earliest group of temples, II., 343ff : of Mukteśvara, 348 : of Liṅgarāja, 362 : evolution of, 402 Chaklah, II., 61-69 Chakladar, H. C., II., 386 ff Chakra Pratapa (Chakā Pratāpa) succeeds Govinda Vidyādhara, I., 340-41 : 346 Chakradhar Bhañja, II., 78, 82 See Jagadīśvara Bhañja Chakradharpur, plates of Raṇa-bhañja I., 168 Chakravarti, Monmohan, I., 192, 247, 251, 253, 260, 261,262, 276ff., 288n., 290, 300, 303, 316, 329, 338, 340, 341, 344; II., 22, 87 Nilmani, I., 199 Chakravarti, I., 278 Chalcolithic culture, no trace in Orissa, I., 34 : 105, 106, 107, 108 Chālukyas, of Aṇahilapātaka, I., 72, 186, 218 : Eastern, of Bādāmi, I., 130, 145, 190, Eastern, of Veṅgi, Vijayāditya VII and Rājarāja Vishnuvardhana, Kings of, I., 247-48 : 259, 267, 270ff., 279, Western, I., 154, 186, 217 Chalukyan, II., 333ff. Chanda, Ramaprasad, I., (lv), 10, 36, 109-111, 183-84n., 344-48; II., 13, 355, 357, 386-87, 393, 395ff.