The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c8.s12.164

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² There have been various surmises as to the name of this capital. M. V. de St. Martin names Dêvagiri or Daulatâbâd, but this is not on a river. General Cunningham thinks Kalyân or Kalyâni is the place intended, to the west of which flows the Kailâsâ river; but this is due south of Bhârôch (the next station) instead of east. Mr. Fergusson names Toka, Phulthamba, or Paithan. However, the distance and direction from the capital of Konkanâpura is about 400 miles N. W. This seems to bring us near the river Tapti, or perhaps the Girnâ river.