The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.27

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Cācinidevī, sister of Camuṇḍarāja, 945 Cāḍala, an object of reverence for the Kṣatriyas, 730 Cāḍārka, engraver of Amoda grant (ii), 810 Caḍobha, town, 832 Cāhaḍa, Mahantama; Karaṇika Brāhman, 1082 Cāhaḍa, Ṭhakkura, 983 Cāhaḍadeva, Mahākumāra, 1104 Cāhaḍadeva of Narwar, 731 fn. 1, 834 fn. 1, 1103 Cāhamāna, Rajput tribe; bardic tradition on origin; one of the 4 fire-born races, 1052; —Cāhuāṇa, Cāhavāṇa, Cāhuvāṇa, Cāhumāṇa and Cauhān, variants of this name, 1052 fn. 1; 24 Sākhās, 1052; eponymous Cāhamāna born from the sun, 1053, 1053 fn. 1, 1132; Sāmanta, the earliest representative of the family according to the Bijolia inscription born in the Vatsa gotra at Ahicchatrapura, 1053; in the Sevaḍi grant the Cāhamāna-vaṃśa is said to have sprung from a person who came out of the eye of Indra, lord of the East, 1053 fn. 1; inscriptions of the Cāhamānas, ignorant of their fire-origin as late as the 14th century A.D., 1053 fn. 1; migrated from the upper Ganges-Jumna Valley (?), 1054; literary tradition associate the rise of the Cāhamānas with the lake Sākambhari (Sambhar), 1054; cradle-land of the tribe, 1054; movement of the tribe, 1054; many branches, 1054; feudatories of the Pratīhāras, 1054, 1055; Cāhamānas of Lāṭa, 1055 ff.; of Dhavalapuri, 1055, 1058-59; of Partabgarh, 1055, 1059-60; of Sākambhari, 1055, 1060 ff., 1091, 1092, 1148, 1162, 1186, 1200, 1203, 1216, 1217; of Raṇastambh. pura, 834 fn. 1, 1055, 1094 ff.; of Nuḍjula (Nadol), 858, 870, 902, 952, 987, 1055, 1104 ff., 1188; of Jāvālipura, 1055, 1120 ff., 1183; known as Sonigaras, 1123; trace their descent to Kirtipala, 1122; of Satyapura, 1055, 1134 ff.; 1056 Cāhamāna, eponymous founder of the Rajput tribe of the same name, 1053, 1053 fn. 1; a great hero, 1132 (see Cāhamāna, Rajput tribe) Cāhamāna-vaṃśa, 1053 fn. 1, 1084 Cāhamānas, 672 673, 716, 720, 904, 922, 937, 939, 957, 1057, 1058, 1059, 1060, 1061, 1063, 1076, 1078, 1081, 1087, 1089, 1115; genealogical tables, 1136-41; Bibliography, 1142-44 Cāhamān-ānvaya, 1049 Cāhavāna (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Cāhavāṇa-vaṃśa, 1058 Cāhila, Mahāsandhi-vigrahika, 964 Cāhamāna (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Cāhuṇa (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Cāhuvāṇa (see Cāhamāna), 1052 fn. 1 Caitra-gaccha, 1191 Cakradurga, king of, 877 Cakrakoṭṭa or Sakkarakoṭṭam in C. P., 877 fn. 8