- thus
literally meaning 'beginning inhabitant'.
Although terms such as
atavika, vanavāsi ("forest dwellers"), or
girijan ("mountain people") are also...
- was
ruled by a
number of states,
which were
collectively known as the
Atavika (forest) states.
These states were
subdued and were
forced to
accept the...
- the political, cultural, and
commercial hub of the
Taitilaka Janapada &
Atavikas. Very much
details of
early history of
Kalahandi area is unknown. Sera...
- inscription,
Samudragupta reduced all the
kings of the
forest region (
atavika) to subservience. This
forest region may have been
located in
central India:...
- were
ruled by a
number of states,
which were
collectively known as the
Atavika (forest) states.
These states accepted the
suzerainty of the
Maurya empire...
- was
ruled by a
number of states,
which were
collectively known as the
Atavika (forest) states.
These conquered states fell
under the
hegemony of the...
- felt for
sufferings of war. The
Kalingans had used
personnel from the
Atavika region,
which was in the west of Kalinga,
during the war.
According to...
- this
region was
ruled by a
number of states,
collectively known as the
Atavika (forest) states.
These states accepted the
suzerainty of the
Maurya empire...
-
ruled in the 3rd
century B.C. The site was an
important center for the
Atavika people during the 4th-5th
centuries B.C. and in the 4th
century A.D. whom...
-
Hastaka Āṭavika (Sanskrit);
Hatthaka Ālavaka (Pali)
Personal life Born Ālavī
Parent King Ālavaka (Father)
Occupation Upāsaka
Religious life
Religion Buddhism...
