Alexander’s invasion of northwest India in the early 4th century BCE paved the way for Chandragupta Maurya to establish the Mauryan Empire in 321 BCE. The Magadha’s ruling dynasty, the…
Chandragupta Maurya of Mauryan Dynasty (r. 321-298 BCE) Chandragupta Maurya’s military prowess was evident in his war against Seleucus Nicator around 305 BCE. The conflict ended with a treaty in…
Ashoka, regarded as one of the greatest rulers in ancient history, introduced the policy of Dhamma, which has intrigued historians and scholars for centuries. The term "Dhamma" is derived from…
King in the Central Administration of Mauryan Empire The king was the ultimate authority in the Mauryan state, responsible for making decisions on crucial policy matters and administration. In cases…
The society during the Mauryan period, as described by Megasthenes, was stratified into distinct occupations or groups. Though his account reflects some misunderstanding of Indian social structures, it provides valuable…
Agrarian Economy During The Mauryas The establishment of permanent villages played a pivotal role in advancing the agrarian economy. These settlements provided a stable and sustainable resource base, enabling the…
Mauryan Art and Architecture Mauryan art represents the culmination of an extensive indigenous movement that evolved over time. Scholars like Niharanjan Ray assert that Mauryan art significantly diverged from earlier…
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts one of the most prestigious exams in India – the Civil Services Examination (CSE). Each year, thousands of aspirants apply through the UPSC…
Spread of Religion During the Mauryan Empire The Mauryan period witnessed significant religious transformations, influenced by the decline of Brahmanical dominance and the rise of new spiritual movements. These changes…
Later Mauryas (232–185 BCE) The Later Mauryas, following Ashoka’s reign, governed a fragmented empire with limited historical records. While the Puranas, Buddhist, and Jain literature provide some information, these sources…
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