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INCRIPTIONS OF THE EARLY KALACHURIS

vishaya named after it. I identify Bhattaurika with Bhatora about II miles northwest of Vadner and about 2 miles north of Vani.¹ Koniyanam² (vataka ?) may be Kanhuvadi, about 5 miles north by east of Bhatora.

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¹ Mr. Gupte identifies Bhattaürikā with Bhātgaon about nine miles from Vadnēr; but its name does not exactly correspond to Bhattaürikā, and we have, therefore, to suppose that urikā, the second part of the name has been omitted. Bhātōrā, on the other hand, is clearly derived from Bhattaürikā.
² Mr. Gupte says that Kōniyānām means a village of the Kōniyas who correspond to the modern Kōlis. He does not, however, state which village of the Kōniyas is meant here. Perhaps a word like vātaka has been omitted here. Kōniyānām vātaka may be identical with Kanhuvādī.
³ From the photo-lithographs facing pp. 34 and 35 of Ep. Ind., Vol. XII.
⁴ Expressed by a symbol

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