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The Ratanpur branch of the Kalachuri dynasty split into a cadet branch during the fifteenth century, leading to the establishment of a separate independent seat of power at which of the following locations?
A. Raipur✓ Correct Answer
B. Kanker
C. Bastar
D. Kavardha
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Kalachuri kingdom of Chhattisgarh divided into two branches when a collateral branch established its separate capital at Raipur under Raja Brahmadeva, son of King Keshavadeva, around the fifteenth century. While Ratanpur retained supremacy over the northern territories, Raipur administered the southern tracts of the Mahanadi plain. Both branches maintained distinct administrative lines until the Maratha conquest in the eighteenth century.
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