History of India, c. 150 A.D. to 350 A.D.: Naga–Vakataka Imperial Period c9.2

c9.2

| § 188. | The Brahmin Gaṅga Dynasty | .. | 196 |
| § 189. | A Brahmin Aristocracy in the South | .. | 196 |
| § 190. | The Early Gaṅga genealogy | .. | 197 |
| § 191. | Their dates | .. | 198 |
| § 192. | Their kingdom | .. | 198 |
| § 193. | Their title Dharmādhirāja | .. | 199 |
| § 194. | Koṅkaṇivarman | .. | 199 |
| § 195. | Mādhava I | .. | 199 |
| § 196. | Ayya (Hari) varman | .. | 199 |
| § 197. | Vākāṭaka spirit in their genealogical history | .. | 199 |
| § 198. | Gaṅga civics | .. | 200 |
| § 199. | The Kadambas | .. | 200 |
| § 200. | Their descent | .. | 200 |
| § 201. | Mayūra-Śarman | .. | 201 |
| § 202. | The Kadamba attempt to revive the Sātavāhana dynastic memories | .. | 201 |
| § 203. | Kaṅga and the position of the Kadambas | .. | 201 |
| § 204. | Making of One India, cultural unification of the South with the North | .. | 202 |