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Brahmadatta of Anga (6th
century BCE) was an
ancient Indian King of Anga.
Brahmadatta was
older contemporary to
Bimbisara of Magadha. He
defeated Bhatiya...
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epithet of
Brahmadatta:
although Brahmadatta was a
dynastic name, the
Brahmadattas were not from the same dynasty, with the
elected Brahmadatta of the Darīmuka...
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defeat of the Anga
kingdom and the
Magadha annexed their territory.
Brahmadatta was
older contemporary to
Bimbisara of Magadha. He
defeated Bhattiya...
- spot near the
Ganges and ate of the
fruit of a
great mango tree. King
Brahmadatta of Benares,
desiring to
possess the mangoes,
surrounded the tree with...
- father's
defeat against Aṅga by
defeating and
killing the Āṅgeya king
Brahmadatta,
after which Aṅga
became part of the Māgadhī empire, and Campā became...
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Kalinga dynasty,
which is
mentioned in Dāṭhavaṃsa.
Known rulers are-
Brahmadatta (c. 6th – 5th
century BCE)
Sattabhu Kasiraja Sunanda Guhasiva Known rulers...
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Pabbata of a
mountainous area in
Mithila 27 K****apa Kāśyapa Bārāṇasī
Brahmadatta - Dhanavatī
Nigrodha (Ficus benghalensis)
Jotipala (at Vappulla) 28 Gotama...
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Tirthankara Aranatha: 308 Subhauma: 308
Padmanabha Harishena Jayasena Brahmadatta In Jainism, a
Chakravartin Samrat was
characterised by his possession...
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perhaps to
avenge his father's
earlier defeat at the
hands of its king,
Brahmadatta. The
campaign was successful, Anga was annexed, and
prince Kunika (Ajatashatru)...
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married her and had 100
daughters with her. He
married the 100
sisters to
Brahmadatta, the
founder of
Kampilya and son of
Chuli Rishi and the
apsara Somada...
