Inscriptional evidences reveal that a canal was excavated on the order of Nanda King, in:

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Kalinga. According to Hathigumpha inscription of Kharvela, Nanda ruler had ordered for the construction of (digging) a canal in Kalinga. The timing of this canal was about 344 BC. Kharvela had expanded this canal up to his capital. This inscription gives information up to 13 years of Kharvela regime. This is the only evidence about the Kharvela. Hathigumpha Inscription is found from Udayagiri Hills. Kharvela was related to Chedi dynasty.

Inscriptional evidences reveal that a canal was excavated on the order of Nanda King, in:

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