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(4) In 1898 (J. R. A. S., 1898, page 369) Fleet affirmed that Airaṇḍapalla must be identified with Eraṇḍôl, the chief town of a subdivision of the same name in the Khândêsh district of the Bombay Presidency. The only poof was the similarity of the names. At once, all the historians admitted this interpretation and supposed that Samudra-Gupta, after having gone as far as Kâñchî returned to the North of India travelling through the vicinity of Bombay; and then, they identified the "Daivarâstra" of the Allâhâbâd inscription with Mahârâshṭra.