The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.37

v2.c35.37

| A. D. | Dynasties. | Territories. |
| *c.* 1000—1100 :— | 1. *Guhila-putras* (Guhilots). | Some hilly and inaccessible portions of Medapāṭa (Mewar), Rajputana. |
| | 2. *Cāhamānas* (Cauhans) : Two branches. | (i) Nearly whole of Marwar (or Jodhpur) and Jaipur States and portions of Mewar in Rajputana. Capital *Sākambharī*. |
| | | (ii) *Naḍḍūla* (mod. Nadol) and the neighbouring regions in Marwar, Rajputana. |
| | 3. *Haihayas* (Kalacuris) : Four branches. | (i) Kahla and (ii) Kasia branches in Gorakhpur, U. P. (iii) The *Ḍāhala* branch : (In the last quarter of the century) practically the whole of C. P. and C. I.; the Ganges-Jumna valley (U. P.), Tirhut Division and Shahabad District of Bihar, portions of Chhota Nagpur and Western Bengal : Capital *Tripurī*. (iv) *Tummāṇa* branch in Chhattisgarh Division of C. P. : Centres of power *Tummāṇa* (mod. Tumana in Lapha Zemindari) and Ratnapura (mod. Ratanpur) : both in Bilaspur District, C. P. |
| | 4. *Candrātreyas* (Candellas). | [During the 1st quarter of the century :—] Bundelkhand and portions of Baghelkhand Agencies and portions of Gwalior and Bhopal Residencies in C. I.; Allahabad, Jhansi, Benares and possibly Meerut and Fyzabad Divisions in U. P.; portions of Eastern Rajputana States Agency (Kotah, etc.) and Saugor and Damoh Districts in C. P. |