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The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v1.c7.s6.91

The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v1.c7.s6.91

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v1.c7.s6.91

³ *Asika* = Rishika, possibly between the Krishṇā and the Godāvarī south of Asaka; *Asaka* = South-east province of the Hyderabad State and the Godāvarī Dt.; *Muḷaka* = The district round about Paithan; *Surāṣṭra* = Southern Kāthiāwād; *Kukura* = probably a portion of eastern Rājputānā; *Aparānta* = North Konkan and North Mahārāshtra inclusive of Nāsik and Kārle districts; *Anūpa* = A district on the upper Narmadā, with Mahishmati as capital; *Vidarbha* = Berar; *Ākara* = East Malwa, with Vidiśā as capital; *Avanti* = West Malwa with Ujjain as capital. Vindhya = Eastern Vindhyas; Achavata = Vindhyas south of Malwa; Pariyatra = Arāvali and Western Vindhyas; Sahya = Western Ghāts; Kaṇhagiri = Kānheri; Siri-tana = Śrī Śaila; Malaya = Western Ghāts to the south of Nilgiri; Mahendra = Eastern Ghāts, between the Mahānadi and Godāvarī; Seta = unidentified; Chakora = In the same locality as Śrī Śaila. For further information see Pt. I, Geography of the Deccan, and also EHD, p. 29; *CIC*, pp. 31-5; *JBBRAS*, iii, 73; *AHRS*, iv, 25 ff.; *EHAC*, pp. 62-3 and n. 75; *SI*. pp. 172, 196, 198.