History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Naga–Vakataka Imperial Period c2.3

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The Kings and Chronology of the Bhāra Śivas .. .. 18 § 26. Nava Nāga and his coin .. .. .. 18 § 26A. Bhāra Śiva Power at Mathurā established c. 175–180 A.D. under Virasena ; his Coins .. .. .. 19 Virasena's Inscription .. .. .. .. 21 [F.N. on Virasena's sculptures, the earliest examples of the Bhāraśiva Art] .. .. .. .. .. 21 [F.N. on Mr. Pargiter's view on Virasena's inscription] .. 22 Virasena's dominions and his time .. .. .. 23 § 26B. Other Bhāraśiva or Nava Nāga Kings from coins .. 24 Their approximate date .. .. .. .. 28 § 27. Nāga Capitals .. .. .. .. .. 28 Kāntipurī—its identification .. .. .. 29 [F.N. on Bhārahut or Bhārabhukti] .. .. .. 29 [F.N. on ‘Nāgaudh’, and Bhar deul] .. .. .. 30 Padmāvatī—Virasena's coins from Padmāvatī .. .. 31 § 28. ‘Nava Nāgas’ .. .. .. .. .. 32 [F.N. on Purāṇic system of recording Imperial Dynastic history] .. .. .. .. .. 33 § 29. Nāga Government .. .. .. .. 33 § 29A. Nāga Lines of Padmāvatī, Kāntipurī, and Mathurā .. 35 Their Gubernatorial families .. .. .. 36 § 30. Pravarasena's coin mistaken as an issue of Virasena .. 36 § 31. The Bhāva-śataka, and the original Nāga home .. 37 The refuge of the Nāgas from 80 A.D. to 140 A.D. .. 37