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The Early History of the Kalacuris of Cedi

By Dhirendra Chandra Ganguly

Vol. 13 · No. 3September -�1937pp. 482–487English

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  • “As regards Kokkalla’s mulitary achievements the same inscription relates chat' “having conquered the whole earth, he (Kokkala) set up two unprecedented columns of his fame,—in the quarter of the pitcher-born (Agastya) that well-known Krsnarija, and it the quarter of Kuvera Bhojadeva, a store of fortune.””
  • “It follows from ત general survey of the above discussion that Kokkalla 1, the founder of the Kalacurt dynasty 10 the Cedi country, was one of the greatest kings of India in the ninth century A.D.”

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  1. Sanjan copper-plate of the Ristrakuta Amoghavarsa I
  2. Benares copper-plate of Karnadeva
  3. Amoda plates of the Kalacuri Prthvideva
  4. Cambay plate of the Rastrakiita Govinda IV
  5. Udepur Prasasti

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  • Dahala

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  • Kalacuris of Cedi

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