The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.36

v2.c35.36

| A.D. | Dynasties. | Territories. |
| c. 900—1000:— | 3. Haihayas (Kalacuris) : Two branches. | (i) Round about Kahla, in Gorakhpur, U. P. |
| | | (ii) Jubbulpore and Chhattisgarh Divisions of C. P., portions of Baghelkhand and neighbouring regions in C. I. : Capital Tripurī. |
| | 4. Candrātreyas (Candellas). | Bundelkhand, Gwalior and portions of Bhopal Residencies in C. I. ; Allahabad, Jhansi and Benares Divisions in U. P. : Centres of power Kharjjuravāhaka and Kālañjara (mod. Kalinjar). |
| | 5. Kacchapaghātas (Kachwāhas). | Portions of both Gwalior Residency (C. I.) and Bharatpur State, Rajputana. |
| | 6. Paramāras (Pāvars). | Western portions of the Northern Division and Khandesh of Bombay ; Indore Residency, Bhopal and portions of Bhopal Agencies in C. I. ; and portions of Aurangabad Division of Hyderabad : Centre of power Ujjayinī (mod. Ujjain). |
| | 7. Caulukyas (Solankis). | North Gujarat, Cutch and Kathiawar in Bombay ; and Sanchor District (Satyapura-maṇḍala) in Marwar, Rajputana : Capital Aṇahilapāṭaka (mod. Anavada, 3 miles from Patan in N. Gujarat). |
| | 8. Tomaras (Tuars). | No change. |