History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Naga–Vakataka Imperial Period c5.5

c5.5

| § 91. | Pravarasena II and Narendrasena | .. | 99 |
| § 92. | Trial for Narendrasena | .. | 101 |
| | [F.N. on Trikuṭa and Aparānta] .. | .. | 101 |
| § 93. | Prithivisheṇa II and Devasena | .. | 102 |
| § 94. | Harisheṇa | .. | 103 |
| § 95. | Extent of the second Vākāṭaka Empire | .. | 103 |
| § 96. | Its Western suzerainty | .. | 104 |
| § 97. | Prosperity and Art under the Later Vākāṭakas | .. | 104 |
| | [F.N. on ‘Maurya polish’ at Ajaṇṭā, etc. .. | .. | 105 |
| § 98. | Ajaṇṭā Paintings | .. | 105 |
| § 99. | Pallava motifs at Ajaṇṭā | .. | 106 |
| § 100. | Ajaṇṭā not Guptan but Vākāṭakan | .. | 106 |
| § 100A. | Religious toleration of the Later Vākāṭakas | .. | 106 |
| § 101. | Vākāṭaka horse | .. | 106 |
| § 101A. | End of the Vākāṭakas, c. 550 A.D. | .. | 106 |
| | And the rise of the Chālukyas | .. | 107 |
| *The Era of 248 A.D.* | .. | 108 |
| § 102. | Dates on Vākāṭaka coins | .. | 108 |
| § 103. | Giñjā Inscription | .. | 108 |
| § 104. | The Gupta Era and the Vākāṭakas | .. | 109 |
| § 105. | The Era of 248 A.D. and opinion of scholars thereon | .. | 109 |