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Vakataka dynasty

The Vakataka dynasty (IAST: Vākāṭaka) was an ancient Indian dynasty that originated from the Deccan in the mid-3rd century CE. Their state is believed to have extended from the southern edges of Malwa and Gujarat in the north to the Tungabhadra River in the south as well as from the Arabian Sea in the west to the edges of Chhattisgarh in the east. They…

Origins, Overview & Alternative source for the dynasty's decline

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Capital
Vatsagulma (Now Washim)
Common languages
Maharashtri Prakrit Sanskrit
Government
Monarchy
Historical era
Classical India
Religion
Hinduism Buddhism Jainism
Today part of
India

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Vindhyashakti

Pravarasena I

Branches of Vakataka dynasty

Alternative source for the dynasty's decline

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Vakataka dynasty

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Vakataka dynasty

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related to Alternative source for the dynasty's decline · 33
Vakataka dynasty → According, Ashmaka, CE, Dandaniti, Dandin, Dashakumaracharita, Davanagere, Finding, Harishena's, He, His, Kadamba, Kadambas, Kaveri, Narmada, North Kanara, Political Science, Ravivarma, Ravivarma's, Sircar
Capital · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Vatsagulma (Now Washim)
Common languages · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Maharashtri Prakrit Sanskrit
Government · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Monarchy
Historical era · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Classical India
Religion · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Hinduism Buddhism Jainism
Today part of · 1
Vakataka dynasty → India
• 250–270 · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Vindhyashakti
• 270–330 · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Pravarasena I
• 480–510 · 1
Vakataka dynasty → Harishena

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vakataka known pravarasena deccan ii son vakatakas dynasty inscription vatsagulma ajanta vindhyashakti also source ruler king harishena branch branches north

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Vakataka dynastyCapitalVatsagulma (Now Washim)1.00infobox
Vakataka dynastyCommon languagesMaharashtri Prakrit Sanskrit1.00infobox
Vakataka dynastyGovernmentMonarchy1.00infobox
Vakataka dynastyHistorical eraClassical India1.00infobox
Vakataka dynastyReligionHinduism Buddhism Jainism1.00infobox
Vakataka dynastyToday part ofIndia1.00infobox
Vakataka dynasty• 250–270Vindhyashakti1.00infobox
Vakataka dynasty• 270–330Pravarasena I1.00infobox
Vakataka dynasty• 480–510Harishena1.00infobox
Vakataka dynasty• Disestablishedc. 5101.00infobox
Vakataka dynasty• Establishedc. 2501.00infobox
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