The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.15
The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.15
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Calinga. *See* Kaliṅga. Calliēna, 104; *see also* Kalyāṇi. Cambay, in Bombay, 536. — plates from; *see under* Govinda IV. *Cambridge History of India*, The, v. Canna-Bassava, minister, 462, 463. *Cannabasava-purāṇa*, 462-3. Cape Calingon, 19, 58. Castes, 81, 136, 199, 309, 419, 567, 671. — Untouchable classes, 567. Caves. *See Chaityās*; *Leṇas*. Central Provinces, the, 3. Ceylon, 18, 139, 218, 294, 324, 356. — king of, 271, 272. Ceylonese chronicles, 37, 38. Chāgis, the, 601. *chaityagṛhas*. *See* Shrines. *Chaityās* (caves), 136, 142, 143, 197, 718, 720, 721, 725 ff., 744, 745, 746, 777, 778; *see also* Temples. Chakora (Cakora), Svātikarṇa, Sātavāhana king, 85, 112. Chakora, country, 126 and n. 3. Chakradhara, Mahānubhāva sect and, 565-6, 572. Chakrakūta (Bastar, Chakrakottya, Sakkara-kkōttam), 10, 50, 282, 332, 344-5, 578, 579. — battle at, 344, 345. — *See also* Bastar.