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Aśvaka

Asvakas (Sanskrit: Aśvaka) were an ancient people from Gandhara, in the present-day Pakistan and Afghanistan. The region in which they lived was also called Aśvaka.

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Aśvaka

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Edges33
Triples48
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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related to Further reading · 16
Aśvaka → August, Central Asia, Codrington, Early Indian Tribe, East, Geographical Introduction, Gupta, History, JSTOR, July, June, Kalyan Kumar Das, March, The Aśvakas, The Geographical Journal, West
related to history · 16
Aśvaka → Alexander, Arigaion, Arrian, Asvakas, BCE, Beira, Diodorus, India, Macedonia, Macedonians, Massaga, Ora, Queen Cleophis, The Aspasioi, The Assakenoi, The Asvayanas
related to Etymology · 13
Aśvaka → Afghan, Assaka, Assakan, Avestan, Aśvaka/Aśvakan, Aśvakan, Prakrit, Prakrit Assa, Sanskrit Aśva, Some, The, The Asvakas, The Sanskrit

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asvakas sanskrit alexander aspasioi assakenoi recorded 000 40 ancient also history aśva prakrit 1790027 jstor gandhara pakistan afghanistan term assa

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Beirainstance ofbut they eventually had to surrender after losses at places0.80text
Massagainstance ofbut they eventually had to surrender after losses at places0.80text
Orainstance ofbut they eventually had to surrender after losses at places0.80text
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyThe Sanskrit0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyPrakrit0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyAvestan0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyThe0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyAśvaka/Aśvakan0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyAssaka0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologySanskrit Aśva0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyPrakrit Assa0.60section
Aśvakarelated to EtymologyThe Asvakas0.60section

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