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among modern historians is that his
marriage to the
Licchavi princess Kumaradevi helped him
extend his
political power.
Their son
Samudragupta further...
- As a son of the
Gupta emperor Chandragupta I and the
Licchavi princess Kumaradevi, he
greatly expanded his dynasty's
political and
military power. The Allahabad...
- rulers. For example, in a mid-12th-century
inscription attributed to
Queen Kumaradevi (consort of King Govindachandra) and
member of the
Pithipati dynasty of...
-
after the
destruction of the
solar and the
lunar dynasties. Moreover,
Kumaradevi, the
queen of the
Gahadavala ruler Govindachandra came from a Rashtrakuta...
-
Chandragupta I and the
Licchavi princess Kumaradevi. Gold
coins bearing portraits of
Chandragupta and
Kumaradevi have been
discovered at Mathura, Ayodhya...
- dynasty's
queens with the
exception of
Kumaradevi,
which suggests that the
Gupta family considered Kumaradevi's marriage to
Chandragupta as an important...
-
Pithipati inscriptions refer to the dynasty/clan name as
Chinda and Chikkora.
Kumaradevī, the
daughter of Devaraksita,
calls her
father a Chikkora,
while a later...
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dharmachakra at Sarnath. In a mid-12th-century
inscription attributed to
Queen Kumaradevi (consort of Govindachandra), she
takes credit for the
construction of...
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powerful than
Chandragupta I.
Chandragupta I
married the
Licchavi princess Kumaradevi,
which may have
helped him
extend his
political power and dominions, enabling...
-
theory among modern historians is that his
marriage to
Licchavi princess Kumaradevi helped him
extend his
political power. Samudra-Gupta 335–375 CE Defeated...
