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Magadhi Prakrit (
Māgadhī) is of one of the
three Dramatic Prakrits, the
written languages of
Ancient India following the
decline of Pali. It was a vernacular...
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Magadhi (𑂧𑂏𑂡𑂲), is a Indo-Aryan
language spoken in Bihar,
Jharkhand and West
Bengal states of
eastern India, and in the
Terai of Nepal.
Magadhi Prakrit...
- Pāli (/ˈpɑːli/, IAST: pāl̤i), also
known as Pali-
Magadhi, is a
classical Middle Indo-Aryan
language on the
Indian subcontinent. It is
widely studied because...
- that Pali was
synonymous with
Magadhi and
there are many
analogies between it and Ardhamāgadhī,
literally 'half-
Magadhi'. Ardhamāgadhī was prominently...
- traditions. The
conflict ended in
defeat for the
Vajjika League, and the
Māgadhīs annexing their territory. The
relations of the
Licchavikas with
their southern...
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three main Indo-Aryan
ethnolinguistic groups, Bhojpuris,
Maithils and
Magadhis. They are also
further divided into a
variety of
hereditary caste groups...
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Brahmanical literature therefore grouped them
along with the Kāśyas, Kauśalyas,
Māgadhīs, and Āṅgeyas, as Prācyas (meaning "Easterners") not
belonging to the Madhyama-Diś...
- Sanskrit.
Magadhi Prakrit was also
spoken in modern-day
Bihar and ****am, and this
vernacular eventually evolved into
Ardha Magadhi.
Ardha Magadhi began to...
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Kalinga Kasmira Kekaya Khasas Kikata Koliya Kosala Kurus Licchavis Madra Magadhis Malavas Mallakas Mātsyeyas
Moriya Nishadhas Odra
Pakthas Pala Panchala...
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would regularly collect all
valuables from Koṭigāma and
leave none to the
Māgadhīs.
Therefore Ajātasattu
decided to
destroy the
Vajjika League in retaliation...
