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Kalachuri Dynasty

Indian dynasty of Ratanpur [11th–12th century]
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  • Kalachuri dynasty
    / Sarayupara and Ratanpur

    The Ratanpur Kalachuris, who first ruled from Tummana and later from Ratanpur (16 miles [26 km] north of Bilaspur), were distantly related to, and feudatories of, the Tripuri Kalachuris. Beginning to rule in the early 11th century, they gained prominence under Jajalladeva I in the early 12th…

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    The Ratanpur Kalachuris, who first ruled from Tummana and later from Ratanpur (16 miles [26 km] north of Bilaspur), were distantly related to, and feudatories of, the Tripuri Kalachuris. Beginning to rule in the early 11th century, they gained prominence under Jajalladeva I in the early 12th…

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