- to the
Sanskrit play Devi-Chandraguptam,
which is now
partially lost,
Dhruvadevi was
originally a
queen of Chandragupta's
elder brother Ramagupta, who...
- his wife
Dhruvadevi to a
Shaka enemy: However, his
brother Chandragupta II
killed the
Shaka enemy, and
later dethroned him,
marrying Dhruvadevi. The official...
- Majmal-ut-Tawarikh. In the play, king
Ramagupta decides to
surrender his
queen Dhruvadevi ("Devi") to a
Shaka enemy when besieged. Ramagupta's
younger brother Chandragupta...
- Saka ruler.
Under the treaty,
Ramagupta is
supposed to send his wife
Dhruvadevi to the Saka king. Ramagupta's
younger brother, Chandragupta, the protagonist...
- on the throne. In the play,
Ramagupta decides to
surrender his
queen Dhruvadevi to a
Shaka enemy when besieged, but
Chandragupta goes to the
enemy camp...
-
emperor of
ancient India. A son of the
Gupta king
Chandragupta II and
Queen Dhruvadevi. He
seems to have
maintained control of his
inherited territory, which...
-
Gupta Empire Tenure Unknown - c. 375
Predecessor Kumaradevi Successor Dhruvadevi Born
Before 330 Died
After 375
Spouse Samudragupta Issue Chandragupta...
- a
Gupta prince of
ancient India. He was a son of
Chandragupta II and
Dhruvadevi, and a
brother of Kumaragupta. Both
Chandragupta and
Kumaragupta held...
-
youngest son of Ram
Narayan Shah, an
Ayurvedic practitioner, and his wife
Dhruvadevi Shah. His
parents moved to
Kathmandu from ****ttari
District of Madhesh...
- separate,
circular legend on the coin. A
royal seal of Chandragupta's wife
Dhruvadevi contains the
phrase Śrī Viṣṇupada-svāmī Nārāyaṇa ("Nārāyaṇa, the lord...
