The Early History of the Deccan (Parts I–XI) v2.c18.21

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Coinage and currency, Chand, 794, 796. — Cheduba Islands and Ramree hoards, 804. — Chitaldurg and, 798. — Daulātābād hoard, 803. — gold, 799-801, 802, 803, 804, 805, 806. — Graeco-Bactrian, 122. — hoards, 786. — Jogalthembi hoard, 92, 93, 95, 101, 793. — Kavaiyadavalli hoard, 806. — Kolhapur finds, 133-4, 797-8, 805. — Kondāpur finds, 788. — Konkan finds, 806. — Mambalam hoard, 787. — Masulipattan finds, 804. — Paila hoard, 786. — punch-marked coins, 785-8, 785 n. 1, 802, 804. — Rachpatan(am) hoard, 573, 804. — Roman, 138, 140 and n. 2, 627 n. 3, 786, 788. — satraps and, 107. — ship coins, 130. — Singavaram hoard, 786-7. — Sonepur (Sonpur) hoard, 161, 787. — Sultanpur hoard, 786. — Tarhala hoard, 792, 793, 794, 796, 797. — Thana hoard, 805. — Uruli hoard, 802. — See also dynasties and rulers by name. Colair (Kolleru or Kunala) lake, 9, 215. — chieftain of, 365. — fortress of, 508. Coomaraswamy, A. K., 753 n. 1, 755 and n. 1. Courtesans, 235, 423, 424, 425. Cowell, —, Jātaka and, 749 n. 3. Crooke, —, 9. Cunningham, General, 18, 100, 118, 119 and n. 3. Customs and excise: import duties, 196. — Yādavas and, 562. Cutch, 96, 128, 129; see also Andhau.