- The
Traikutakas were a
dynasty of
Indian kings who
ruled between 388 and 456. The name "
Traikutakas"
seems to be
derived from the
words for a three-peaked...
- On the
final destruction of the
Kshatrapa rule, the
Traikutakas apparently regained Traikutaka about which time
Dharasena (A.D. 456)
succeeded to the...
- years. The
Traikutakas took
their family name from the
mountain Trikuta which borders the
Nasik district on the west. The
names of
three Traikutaka kings,...
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coins issued by the
Traikutaka dynasty,
which ruled this region. This has led to
suggestions that
Kumaragupta defeated the
Traikutakas. The 423 CE Mandsaur...
-
Catalogue of the
Coins of the
Andhra Dynasty, the
Western Kṣatrapas, the
Traikūṭaka Dynasty, and the 'Bodhi' Dynasty. London:
Longman & Co. pp. cxci–cxciv...
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patronized Buddhist works near Nashik. In the west of the
district ruled the
Traikutakas,
whose name
derives from
Trikuta Hill.
Inscriptions of the
kings Indradatta...
- of the
Badami house after ****keshin's
death in 642. A
reference to
Traikutakas is also
opportune in the
history of Kolaba.
These kings derived their...
- This
article is a list of the
various dynasties and
monarchs that have
ruled in the
Indian subcontinent and it is one of
several lists of in****bents. The...
-
Catalogue of the
coins of the
Andhra dynasty, the
Western Ksatrapas, the
Traikutaka dynasty, and the "Bodhi" dynasty. London :
Printed by
order of the Trustees...
- mentions,
Abhiras appear in 150 BC.
Later on,
Abhiras established the
Traikutaka dynasty with
kings such as Ishw****na, Indradutta,
Dahrasena & Vyaghrasena...
