Tribes in Ancient India c10.48

c10.48

Cunningham remarks that in the inscriptions of the Kalachuri or Haihaya dynasty of Cedi, the Rājās assumed the titles of ‘Lords of Kālañjarapura and of Tri-Kaliṅga’. Kālañjar is the well-known hill-fort in Bundelkhand; and Tri-Kaliṅga or the ‘three Kaliṅgas’ must be the three kingdoms of Dhanaka or Amarāvatī on the Kistnā, Andhra or Warangal, and Kaliṅga or Rājāmahendri.¹