The Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Mediaeval India c5.s2.249

c5.s2.249

Chandrapura—Chândâ in the Central Provinces: it was the capital of king Hamsadhvaja (Rice's Mysore Inscriptions: Introd: XXIX), but in the Jaimini-Bhârata (ch. 17), Hamsadhvaja is said to have been king of Champaka-nagarî. Chandrapura or Chandrâvatî or Chandanâvatî was two Yojanas or two days' journey from Kuntalaka pura or Kautalakapura (Jaimini-Bhârata, ch. 53). See Kuntalakapura.