Definition of Mahasamanta. Meaning of Mahasamanta. Synonyms of Mahasamanta

- around 605–621 CE. Initially a feudal lord, he rose to the position of Mahasamanta (equivalent to prime minister) in about 598 CE when Shivadeva I of the...
- independent rule. Banabhatta uses the term Anuraktamahasamanta (Anurakta-Mahasamanta) only once and it possibly meant those especially attached to their overlord...
- the 10th century, when it collapsed quickly. Taila II, the Chalukya mahasamanta of the Rashtrakutas, captured Manyakheta from the last Rashtrakuta king...
- Rohtas in the kingdom of Magadha. The seal bore a curt inscription, "Mahasamanta Shashankadeva." Some historians believe that Shashanka began his career...
- posts: Raja Rajanyaka Ranaka (possibly subordinate chiefs) Samanta and Mahasamanta (V****al kings) Mahasandhi-vigrahika (Foreign minister) Duta (Head Amb****ador)...
- that in 540 CE which dynasty ruled over the Bharuch state in 540 CE, a Mahasamanta named Sangramasingha ruled over Bharuch, But nothing is known about the...
- temple at Annigeri in Navalgund taluq received donation of land from mahasamanta Katarsa in 1074 CE for maintenance of charity-houses. Another temple...
- succeeded by his son Avanivarman I. Avanivarman I was succeeded by his son Mahasamanta Balavarman. Balavarman was ruling under the suzerainty of Mahendrapala...
- (mythical founder) Raṇabhīta (alias Araṇabhīta), r. c. 6th century Mahārāja Mahāsāmanta Mādhavarāja I (alias Sainyabhīta I or Mādhavavarman I) Mahārāja Yaśhobhīta...
- power shared between the king and second and third tier rulers called mahasamanta and samanta who enjo**** considerable autonomy. The last ruler in this...