History of Gujarát / Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.

by James M. Campbell

Chandish Mahádev: [462], [463].

Chaṇḍadaṇḍa: officer of Pulikeśi II. takes Puri, [107].

Chánd Khán: illegitimate brother of Sultán Bahádur of Gujarát, is supported by the Portuguese (1532), [347], [367].

Chandráditya: Múlarája’s ancestor, [157].

Chandragupta: founder of Maurya dynasty (b.c. 319), [13–14].

Chandragupta I.: third Gupta king (a.d. 349–369), [61], [67].

Chandragupta II.: fifth Gupta king (a.d. 396–415), inscriptions, coins, founded Gupta era (291), [65–67], [86], [129].

Chandrapura: identified with Chandávar near Gokarna, [171] and [note 1].

Chandrávati: visited by Kumárapála, [185], [188]; capital of Vísaladeva, [204]; Parmára possession, [470].

Changízi: coin, [222 note 2].