History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Naga–Vakataka Imperial Period c7.3

c7.3

The submission of the Frontier Rulers and the Hindu Republics, and their Purāṇic description, and the submission of Further India .. 144 § 142. Frontier Kingdoms of Samudra Gupta .. .. 144 § 143. Kashmir and the Daivaputra group and their submission .. 145 § 144. The Sassanian Emperor and Kushan subordination .. 146 § 145. The Indian Republics and Samudra Gupta .. .. 147 [F.N. on ‘Mārwār’ = Mālava-wār] .. .. 147 § 146. The Purāṇic evidence on the Republics .. .. 149 § 146A. The Mlechchha rule described in the Purāṇas .. .. 151 § 147. ” ” ” .. .. 152 § 148. The Provinces of the Mlechchha State .. .. 153 [F.N. on Kalki and on his identification] .. .. 153 § 149. Value of the Purāṇic information .. .. 154 Further India .. .. 154 § 149A. Further India and her recognition (in the Purāṇas) .. 154 § 150. Samudra Gupta and Further India .. .. 156 [F.N. on the influx of gold from Further India] .. .. 158 § 151. Evidence of Art in Further India .. .. 158 § 151A. Hindu Ideal of Samrāṭ and his oversea dominion over Hindu colonies and the limits of the Empire .. 159