The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v1.c6.s7.4

v1.c6.s7.4

Kāpura-āhāra—on or near the south bank of the Miṇḍhoḷā river in Gujarāt. Sopāraka(Śūrparaka)-āhāra—roughly coinciding with the present Ṭhāṇa District, or part of it. Govardhan-āhāra (in Nāsik). Māmāl-āhāra (Modern Māval, ‘sunset land’, the hilly portion of Poona and Sātāra districts). Sātavāhani-hāra (in Bellāry District). Kūdūr-āhāra (adjoining Masulipatam). Iksharakī-āhāra (probably in the northern Koṅkaṇ). Supratiṣṭh-āhāra (identified with the territory included in the Hiṅgaṅghāṭ tahsīl of the Wardhā District of the Central Provinces).¹