Historical Geography of Ancient India c9.155

c9.155

Mayūrakhaṇḍi.—The Añjanavatī plates of Govinda III refer to it, which may have been the Rāṣṭrakūṭa capital at the time of Govinda III. Bühler identifies Mayūrakhaṇḍi with Morkhaṇḍ, a hill-fort in the Sātmālā or Ajantā range, close to Saptaśṛṅgī and north of Vaṇi in the Nasik district (*I.A.*, VI, p. 64).