The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.42

v2.c35.42

| A.D. | Dynasties. | Territories. |
| *c.* 1100—1200 :— | | Naddūla (mod. Naḍol), (iii) Jāvālipura (mod. Jolor) and (iv) Satyapura (mod. Sanchor); all in Rajputana. |
| 3. | *Haihayas* (Kalacuris) : One main and two minor branches. | (A) Dāhala branch in Jubbulpur Division (south of Bhanrer Range), C.P. and Baghelkhand Agency in C. I. : Centre of power Tripurī (mod. Tewar). (B) Minor branches: (i) Gorakhpur, U. P. (Kasia branch) ; (ii) Tummāṇa branch independently held the Chhattishgarh Division and the neighbouring regions (*Mahā-Kosala*, *Dakṣiṇa-Kosala* or *Kosala*): Centres of power Tummāṇa (mod. Tumana in Lapha Zamindari of Bilaspur District) and Ratnapura (mod. Ratanpur in Bilaspur District). |
| 4. | *Candrātreyas* (Candellas). | Portions of Jhansi Division of U..P., Bhopal, Bundelkhand and portions of Baghelkhand Agencies (north of Kaimur Range) of C. I.; and Saugor and Damoh Districts, in C. P. : Centres of power Kalinjar (*Kālañjura*), Mahoba (*Mahotsavanagara*), Ajaigarh (*Ajayadurga*) and Khajraho (*Kharjjuravāhaka*). |
| | | [Power partially eclipsed in the last quarter of the 12th century.] |