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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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365:Megasthenes
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238:Vishvamitra
219:Hindu texts
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111:Vishvamitra
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1528:Saurashtra
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637:Duryodhana
298:chieftain
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168:in all of
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1573:Surparaka
1523:Saraswata
1488:Prasthala
1201:Hara Huna
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680:Sikhandin
601:Mbh 5.140
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123:Bhagavata
1658:Yaudheya
1648:Vidarbha
1593:Trigarta
1578:Surasena
1473:Pishacha
1453:Parasika
1433:Panchala
1418:Nishadas
1383:Mekhalas
1373:Manipura
1231:Kalakuta
1211:Himalaya
1181:Gandhāra
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1166:Dasharna
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665:Mbh 8.12
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590:Rajasuya
571:Mbh 2.33
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503:Dravidas
499:Kalingas
491:Sahadeva
486:Mbh 2.30
463:Valhikas
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382:Godavari
312:Kauravas
308:Kalingas
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246:Palindas
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186:Godāvarī
180:Location
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119:Godavari
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639:to the
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457:Mbh 6.9
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328:Mleccha
318:Puranas
300:Satyaki
290:In the
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196:History
162:Krishna
115:Satyaki
100:Rigveda
84:Puranas
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1368:Malava
1363:Malla
1313:Kosala
1291:Kirata
1276:Kikata
1266:Kerala
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1081:Anarta
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