The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c29.s3.77

v2.c29.s3.77

The details of the history of this portion of the C. P. during this period is unknown. It is certain that the Muslims never succeeded in establishing their power in the Chhattisgarh division and there is evidence to show that the Kalacuris continued to figure as chiefs of Chhattisgarh right up to the 18th century. The Khalari stone-inscription of the Kalacuri king Haribrahmadeva is dated in 1415 A.D.³ while the Arang plate of the Haihaya king Amarasiṁhadeva is dated as late as 1735 A.D.⁴ The latter appears to have been ousted by the Bhonslas of Nagpur in *c.* 1750 A.D.