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Shishunaga
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Shishunaga | The Shishunaga dynasty, founded by Shishunaga, marked a pivotal era in the history of Magadha in ancient India, preceding the Maurya Empire. The Shishunaga dynasty was established by Shishunaga in the late 5th century BCE, succeeding the Haryanka dynasty. It played a crucial role in expanding and consolidating the kingdom of Magadha, which would later become the core of the Maurya Empire. The dynasty is noted for strengthening the administration and extending the territory by incorporating the neighboring kingdoms of Kosala and Avanti. Their reign also featured administrative reforms that set the stage for the subsequent successes of the Mauryas. |
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- Bodhgaya, temples in town and life in a village • Bihar, India
- Hinduism: Origins, Core Principles and Cultural Influence
- Central India
- North India
- East India
- Indian dynasties by chronologic order
- Indian dynasties by alphabetic order
- Indian dynastie by duration
- India • |-0424/-0321| • Nanda dynasty
- India • |-0544/-0413| • Haryanka dynasty
- Guwahati • Maa Kamakhya Temple: Sacred Site of Assam
- India • |-0185/-0075| • Shunga dynasty
- Odisha - state on the east coast of India
- Bodhgaya, the Mahabodhi temple • Bihar, India
- Bihar • northeastern state of India
- Madhya Pradesh • state of central India
- Rajasthan • state of northwest India
- Uttar Pradesh • northern state of India
- India • |-0413/-0345| • Shishunaga dynasty
- Assam • state in northeastern India

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