Kalachuri Dynasty - Kalachuri

Japanese: カラチュリ朝 - カラチュリちょう（英語表記）Kalachuri

An Indian dynasty that existed in northern India from the 6th to the 12th centuries. They claimed to belong to the Haihaya tribe, a clan of Yadavas descended from Manu, but there is also a theory that they were of foreign origin. They first arose in Gujarat, and in the second half of the 6th century advanced into the Malwa region in the east, but were eventually destroyed by the Chalukya dynasty in the south. Next, in the mid-9th century, they established their capital in Tripuri in central India and ruled the Jabalpur region. They ruled for about 250 years while fighting with neighboring countries, and developed a unique culture, including temple architecture.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

インドの王朝。6世紀から12世紀まで北インドに存在し，マヌの子孫，ヤーダバの一族であるハイハヤ族に属すると自称したが，外来民族の出身とする説がある。はじめグジャラートに興起し，6世紀後半に東のマールワー地方に進出したが，やがて南のチャールキヤ朝によって滅ぼされた。つぎに9世紀中ごろ，中央インドのトリプリーTripurīに都してジャバルプル地方を支配し，近隣諸国と抗争しながら約250年間支配し，寺院建築など独自の文化をきずいた。

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