The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.43

v2.c35.43

| A.D. | Dynasties. | Territories. |
| *c.* 1100—1200 :— | 5. Kacchapaghātas (Kachwāhas) : Two branches. | Portions of Gwalior Residency in C. I. : (*i*) Narwar and (*ii*) Gwalior (?) branches. The latter possibly shifted to Eastern Rajputana in the 2nd quarter of the century with Daosa and then Amber as the centres of its power. |
| | 6. Paramāras (Pāvars) : One main and three minor branches. | (A) (*i*) [During *c.* 1100-1142 and *c.* 1192-1200 A.D.] Indore Residency, Bhopawar, Malwa and portions of Bhopal Agencies in C. I. and portions of Kotah, Tonk and Jhalawar in Rajputana : Centres of power *Ujjayinī* and *Dhārā*. |
| | | (*ii*) [During *c.* 1142-92 A.D.] Power of the main line broken into fragments : (*a*) one fragment probably ruled in portions of Kotah, Tonk and Jhalawar, in Rajputana and the other (*b*) probably in portions of Bhopal Agency, C.I. (B) Minor branches in (*i*) Sirohi (capital *Candrāvati*), (*ii*) Jalor (*Jāvālipura*) and (*iii*) Kiradu (*Kirāta-kūpa*) in Rajputana. |
| | 7. Caulukyas (Solaṅkis) | Portions of Sind, Cutch, Kathiawar, Gujarat, and portions of Konkana in Bombay; almost the whole of Rajputana; and portions of Agra Division in U. P.; portions of Gwalior and and Indore Residencies, Malwa, Bhopawar and portions of Bhopal Agencies in C. I. : Centre of power *Aṇahila-pāṭaka*. |