The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.35

v2.c35.35

| *A.D.* | *Dynasties.* | *Territories.* |
| *c.* 800—900 :— | 1. *Guhila-putras* (Guhilots). | No change. |
| | 2. *Cāhamānas* (Cauhans). | Portions of Marwar and Jaipur States, Rajputana : Capital *Sākambharī* (mod. Sambhar). |
| | 3. *Haihayas* (Kalacuris) : Two branches. | (i) Round about Kahla in Gorakhpur, U. P. |
| | | (ii) Jubbulpore Division and the neighbouring regions (*Dāhala* in C. P. : Capital *Tripurī* (mod. Tewar). |
| | 4. *Candrātreyas* (Candellas). | Bundelkhand (*Jejā-bhukti*) in C. I. : Capital *Kharjjuravāhaka* (mod. Khajraho). |
| | 5. *Paramāras* (*Pāvars*). | South and Central Gujarat, Bombay. |
| | 6. *Tomaras* (Tuars). | No change. |
| *c.* 900—1000 :— | 1. *Guhila-putras* (Guhilots). | Mewar, region round Partabgarh (in Rajputana), and Mandasor (in C.I.) : Centres of power *Nāgadraha* and *Āghāṭa* (mod. Ahar). |
| | 2. *Cāhamānas* (Cauhans) : Three branches. | (i) Almost the whole of Marwar and Jaipur States and neighbouring regions, in Rajputana (*Sapādalakṣa*) : Capital *Sākambharī*. |
| | | (ii) *Naddūla* (mod. Nadol) and the neighbouring regions in Godwar, Marwar in Rajputana. |
| | | (iii) Partabgarh and the neighbouring regions in South Rajputana States Agency and C. I. |