-
supervision of Licchavi, who
fully controlled Vaideha foreign policy. The Nāyikas, who were a sub-group of the
Vaidehas who
formed an
independent tribe, were...
-
existence is
attested during the Iron Age. The po****tion of Videha, the
Vaidehas, were
initially organised into a
monarchy but
later became a gaṇasaṅgha...
-
Matiposaka and
Sambula Jatakas were
Vaidehas. The Kāśikas were
closely connected to the
Kausalyas and the
Vaidehas, and Jala Jātūkarṇya was the purohita...
-
centred around the city of Vesālī. The
other members of the
league were the
Vaidehas in the
Mithila region, the Nāyikas (Skt. *Jñātrika) of Kuṇḍapura, and the...
-
after the league. The
remaining Vaidehas who were
living in the
north of
former Mahā-Videha's territory, and
another Vaideha sub-group
named the Nāyikas who...
- Uddālaka Āruṇi
himself favourably referred to Gāndhārī
education to the
Vaideha king Janaka.
During the 6th
century BCE, Gandhāra was an
important imperial...
- mountains. The
territory of the
Mallakas was a
tract of land
between the
Vaidehas and the Kauśalyas. The
territories of the two
Malla republics were divided...
- Uddālaka Āruṇi
himself favourably referred to Gāndhārī
education to the
Vaideha king Janaka.
During the 6th
century BCE, Gandhāra was an
important imperial...
-
between the
territories of the Kauśalyas to the west and the
Licchavikas and
Vaidehas to the east, thus
separating the
Vajjika League from the
Kosala kingdom...
-
Madra proper,
including Śākalya, who was a
member of the
court of the
Vaideha king Janaka, as well as Madragāra Śauṅgāyani, and Uddālaka Āruṇi's teacher...
