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Magadha was a
region and
kingdom in
ancient India,
based in the
eastern Ganges Plain. It was one of the
sixteen Mahajanapadas during the
Second Urbanization...
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Kingdom of
Magadha,
later known as the
Magadha Empire, was a
kingdom and
later empire in
ancient north India. Many
houses ruled the
kingdom and its...
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Greater Magadha is a
theory in the
studies of the
ancient history of India,
introduced by
Johannes Bronkhorst. It
refers to the non-Vedic
political and...
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pregnant wife, Moora. An
invitation comes from
Magadha for a festival. When they go there, the
Queen of
Magadha,
Avantika is
cheating her
husband with a barber...
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Brihadratha dynasty of
Magadha. In the Mahabharata, his name is
mentioned as the son of Jarasandha, who was
placed on the
throne of
Magadha by the
Pandavas on...
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Baskhar Kumar is
suddenly taken by CBI
officials to the
Colaba branch of
Magadha Bank for
interrogation about his
alleged embezzlement of its
funds during...
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distinct regions, each has its own
distinct history and culture. They are
Magadha,
Mithila and Bhojpur.Chirand, on the
northern bank of the
Ganga River,...
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emerged as a
small state during the Late
Vedic period and
became (along with
Magadha) one of the
earliest states to
transition from a lineage-based society...
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geographically and culturally, of the
eastern Indo-Gangetic
Plain in the
Greater Magadha cultural region. The
Shakyas lived in the
Terai – an area
south of the...
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Magadha–Anga war was a
conflict between the
Haryanka dynasty of
Magadha and the
neighbouring Anga Kingdom. The
conflict ended in
defeat of the Anga...