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After Chandragupta I in 335 AD. in 1900 by the Lichchhavi princess Kumaradevi (Maharajadhiraja Sri Samudragupta, son of Maharajadhiraja Sri Chandragupta, daughter of Lichchhavi, born to Mahadevi Kumaradevi ) ‘Parakramank’ Samudragupta sat on the Gupta throne, which is named among the greatest rulers
The Kushan dynasty is a landmark in the political and cultural history of India. Like the Shakas, the Kushanas also fled from Central Asia to India. The Yu-chi are believed to be an Indo-European race related to the Tushari people. Over time u-chi spread to other areas of Central Asia – Bactria and
Tenkajin ・ Toyotomi Hideyoshi ( Toyotomi Hideyoshi ) Toyotomi Hideyori ( Toyotomi Hideyori ) Kun. After Hideyoshis death, he won the battle of Sekigahara Ieyasu Tokugawa ( Tokugawa Ieyasu ) When he opened the Edo Shogunate, the relationship between the Toyotomi family and t
Today in this article, we are telling you about the French Revolution - When, Where and Why, so that you will be able to get acquainted with the history and the questions given here will help you a lot in preparing for your exam. The French Revolution – When Where and Why Q. When did the French