- Hund (Pashto: هنډ),
known in
antiquity as
Udabhandapura, is a
small village in
Swabi district,
situated on the
right bank of the
Indus River in the Khyber...
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Alexander crossed the
Indus in
their eastward migration,
probably in
Udabhandapura, he was
greeted by the then-ruler of Taxila, Omphis, son of Ambhiraj...
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armies of
Alexander crossed Indus in its
eastward migration,
probably in
Udabhandapura, he was
greeted by the-then
ruler of Taxila, Omphis.
Omphis had hoped...
-
Gandhara and
provided details about its last
royal dynasty and
capital Udabhandapura. In the 19th century,
British soldiers and
administrators started taking...
-
Alexander crossed the
Indus in its
eastward migration,
probably in
Udabhandapura, he was
greeted by the
ruler of Taxila, Omphis.
Omphis had
hoped to...
- 670, when the
capitals were
located in
Kapisa and Kabul, and
later Udabhandapura, also
known as Hund for its new capital. The
Hindu Shahis under ruler...
- Kabul,
first capital, with
Udabhanda and La****
Capital Kabul (843–870)
Udabhandapura (870–1026)
Religion Shaiva Hinduism Government Monarchy Maharajadhiraja...
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followed the Karkotas.
Queen Didda, who
descended from the
Hindu Shahis of
Udabhandapura on her mother's side, took over as
ruler in the
second half of the 10th...
- CE–670 CE, when the
capitals were
located in
Kapisa and Kabul, and
later Udabhandapura, also
known as Hund, for its new capital. In
ancient time, the title...
- a
winter capital alternating with the
summer capital of Kabul, was
Udabhandapura. The
Korean pilgrim **** Chao,
visiting the area in 723–729 AD, mentioned...
