The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.45

v2.c35.45

| A.D. | Dynasties. | Territories. |
| *c.* 1200—1300 :— | | Residency in C. I. Also portions of U. P. (Jhansi Division) : Centres of power Ajaigarh (*Jaya-durga*) and Kalinjar (*Kālañjara*). |
| | 5. *Kacchapaghātas* (*Kachwāhas*). | Region round Amber in Jaipur State, Rajputana : Centre of power Amber. |
| | 6. *Paramāras* (*Pāvars*) : Two branches. | (*i*) Indore and portions of Gwalior Residencies, Malwa, Bhopal and Bhopawar Agencies in C. I. ; Saugor, Narsingpur, Hoshangabad and Nimar Districts of C. P. ; and portions of Gujarat along the lower courses of the Narbada up to the Sae (including Broach) : Centre of power *Dhārā* and *Māṇḍu* [During the 2nd half of the century Paramāra power rapidly declined] ; (*ii*) Minor branch in and round Sirohi : Centre of power at *Candrāvatī*. |
| | 7. *Caulukyas* (*Solaṅkis*). | Portions of Gujarat, Kathiawar, and Cutch in Bombay ; portions of Marwar and Sirohi in Rajputana : Centre of power *Aṇahila-pāṭaka*. [About the 2nd half of the century Caulukyas lose control in Rajputana.] |
| *c.* 1300—1400 :— | 1. *Guhila-putras* (*Guhilots*). | Mewar and the neighbouring regions : Capital *Citrakūṭa* (Chitor). [Power eclipsed *c.* 1303 A.D.] |