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Historical Geography of Ancient India c7.226

Historical Geography of Ancient India c7.226

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c7.226

Kaṇḍeruvāḍi.—It is Kaṇḍeruvātiviṣaya district (Ibid., I, pp. 38, 44). An order was issued to its inhabitants by the Cālukya Bhīma II (vide 98 of Kistna district in Raṅgāchāri’s List). Kaṇḍeruvātiviṣaya seems to have been subdivided into three or four small districts. It comprised apparently the whole of Guṇṭur taluk, the eastern portion of Sattenapalli and the northern parts of Tenāli taluk. The central portion of Guṇṭur together with the south-eastern part of Sattenapalli taluk was called Uttara Kaṇḍeruvātiviṣaya (E.I., XXIII, Pt. V).

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