The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.44

v2.c35.44

| A.D. | Dynasties. | Territories. |
| *c.* 1100–1200 :— | | [During the 4th quarter of the century the area became much reduced by the loss of control in Konkana in Bombay, portions of Rajputana, and C. I.] |
| *c.* 1200–1300 :— | 1. Guhila-putras (Guhilots) : Two branches. | (i) Mewar and the neighbouring regions, portions of Sirohi and Marwar : Centres of power Nāgadraha (Nagda), Aghāṭa (Ahar) and Citrukūṭa (Chitor). |
| | | (ii) Feudatory branch at Sesoda in Mewar. |
| | 2. Cāhamānas (Cauhans) : Four branches | (i) Region round Ranthambhor (Raṇastambhapura) in Jaipur State, Rajputana ; (ii) Region round Narwar in Gwalior Residency, C. I. (?) ; (iii) Region round (iii) Jāvālipura (Jalor) ; and (iv) Satyapura (Sanchor) in Marwar, Rajputana. |
| | 3. Haihayas (Kalacuris). | Round Tummaṇa (mod. Tumana), Bilaspur District, Chhattisgarh Division (Mahēkosala), C. P. (?) Also in portion of Jubbulpore Division (Dāhala) [as a minor power]. |
| | 4. Candrātreyas (Candellas). | [Eclipse of power during the first few years of the century : Then revival in] Bundelkhand and Baghelkhand Agencies and portions of Gwalior |