Some Janapadas of Ancient Rāḍhā
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“The earliest mention of the Radhaas seems to be in the dydranga- sutta which 18 ભાઇ of the oldest sacred books of the Jainas.”
“This reference to Daksina Radha shows that by the tenth century A.C. Ridha was divided into two parts, north and acuth.”
“The next reference to Radha is found in હ Khajnraho inscription® of 1059 V.8. (=1002 A.C.) where the queens of Kafici, Andhra, Radhi and Afiga are said to have been imprisoned by the Candella king, Dhangadeva.”
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