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Ceylon; the vicissitudes of its Buddhist literature, 100, 122; the accepted dates of some of the kings of this country, 101, 103, 104, 122, 125, 126, 127;- a proof of the cultivation of Sanskrit in this country in the fourth and fifth centuries A.D. ......123, 124 chakwd and chakwi in folktales, 77; - chakwd's liver makes eater happy, 77; head makes eater a king Chalukyas, Early and Western, of Bâdâmi (see also Mangalisa, and Pulikêsin II.); their genealogy, amended in the earlier generations, 199; - notes on them in connection with the Pallavas..................... Chalukyas of Gujarât; their amended genealogy, 199; notes on them, 185, 186, 197, 198; some of their grants are dated in the Kalachuri era.... 186, 197 Chama, the ancient kingdom of the Chams,
known in Sanskrit as Champâ........... Chamang, a division of the Hill Dôms Chamar, a division of the Hill Dôms........ Chambâ, a State in the Pañjâb; mentioned under the ancient name of Chanpak, 8, 10, 11-mentioned in the Rájataramgint under the name of Champå, 8, 9;- the grant of Sômavarmadêva and Asata.
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