- The
Eastern Indo-Aryan languages, also
known as
Māgadhan languages, are
spoken throughout the
eastern region of the
Indian subcontinent,
which includes...
- The Avanti-
Magadhan war was
fought between Magadha and
Avanti for
domination over much of
North India. The
ancient Indian states were
almost always in...
-
Brahmins were, therefore, a
minority in
Magadha during this
early period. The
Magadhan religions are
termed the
sramana traditions and
include Jainism, Buddhism...
- the
Magadhan Empire under Chandragupta Maurya. In 185 BC,
Demetrius I, the son of the King of Bactria,
conquered the
western part of the
Magadhan Empire...
- Yashodharman, his
empire disintegrated and
Malwa was re-conquered by the
Magadhan Empire. The
region where the
Kingdom of Daśapura was
established had earlier...
- Indo
Aryan or
Magadhan languages in to
three sub-groups viz. Western,
Central and Eastern. Bengali, ****amese, Odia
belongs to
Eastern Magadhan,
Maithili and...
-
Ramesses II ("the Great"),
Egyptian Pharaoh. 1210 BC—Accession of
legendary Magadhan king
Subrata of the
Brihadrata dynasty. Merneptah,
Pharaoh of the Nineteenth...
- Mauryas, at the time of
Pushyamitra Shunga, his son
Agnimitra was the
Magadhan viceroy at Vidisha, but he
ruled independent of
Magadha for all practical...
-
northern India from 510, when it was
established as a v****al
state of the
Magadhan Empire, and as an
independent sovereign state after 550,
until 1036, when...
- by Bhatarka, a
warlord in the
Magadhan Empire, and
ruled by the
Maitraka dynasty.
Following the
decline of the
Magadhan Empire, Bhaṭārka, the military...
