Abhira dynasty (English Wikipedia)
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The Bhagavata calls the Abhiras, 'Saurashtra' and 'Avantya' rulers (Saurashtra-Āvanty Ābhīrāḥ), and the Vishnu treats the Abhiras as occupying the Surashtra and Avanti provinces.
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The Ābhīras had an extensive empire comprising Maharashtra, Konkan, Gujarat and some part of South Madhya Pradesh.
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According to the Mahabharata (Sabha. 31), the Abhiras lived near the seashore and on the bank of the Sarasvati, a river near Somanāth in Gujarāt.
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