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Kalings, Simha, Pundra and
Andhras. So Andhras are different from Andhakas. Andhras are eastern where as Andhakas are western yadavas. The clarification is sufficient to distinguish Andhakas from Andhras. The Chanura is also one of Andhakas and not of Andhras.
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450:Satavahanas
424:Translation
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238:Vishvamitra
219:Hindu texts
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141:Megasthenes
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164:in all of
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733:Mbh 8.12
679:Pandavas
658:Rajasuya
639:Mbh 2.33
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308:Kalingas
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186:Godāvarī
180:Location
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1375:Kasmira
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470:Puranas
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338:Asmakas
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300:Satyaki
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232:of the
196:History
158:Krishna
111:Satyaki
96:Rigveda
80:Puranas
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1772:Utkala
1707:Sonita
1692:Sindhu
1687:Shakya
1642:Pundra
1592:Parada
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1527:Matsya
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539:Ahirs
390:India
190:Kṛṣṇa
166:India
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