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History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Naga–Vakataka Imperial Period c4: Chapter VII.

History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Nāga–Vākāṭaka Imperial Period c4

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Chapter VII.

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| | PAGES |
| *The Vākāṭakas* | 62 |
| § 52. The Vākāṭakas and their importance | 62 |
| § 53. Importance of the Vākāṭaka Period | 64 |
| § 54. Position of Pravarasena I | 65 |
| § 55. Purāṇas and the Vākāṭakas | 65 |
| § 56. The original home of the Vākāṭakas | 66 |
| Kilakilā river | 66 |
| § 57. ‘Vākāṭaka’, its meaning | 67 |
| § 57A. The Town of Vākāṭa, c. 150 B.C. | 68 |
| § 58. ‘Kilakilā Yavanaḥ’ a wrong reading | 68 |
| § 59. Vindhyaśakti | 69 |
| § 60. His capital (Chanakā or Kāñchanakā) | 70 |

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CHAPTER VIII.

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| *Vākāṭaka Records and Chronology* | 71 |
| § 61. Vākāṭaka Coins | 71 |
| § 61A. Vākāṭaka Inscriptions | 73 |
| [F.N. on ‘makara-toraṇa’] | 73 |
| § 62. Vākāṭaka Genealogy | 75 |
| § 63. Veracity of the Inscriptions | 76 |
| § 64. Fixed points in Vākāṭaka Chronology | 77 |
| § 65. Purāṇic Data on Vākāṭaka Chronology | 77 |
| §§ 66-67. ” ” ” ” | 78 |
| § 68. Dates of the Vākāṭaka Kings | 79 |
| § 69. Their Corroboration from Gupta history | 80 |
| And the date of the dispersion of the Lichchhavis | 81 |