how did the Nanda Empire come to an end
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THE FALL OF THE EMPIRE
Taxes made Nanda unpopular to their people, and Chandragupta used this to campaign against him. Chandragupta's forces besieged Pataliputra (now Patna) city in 320 BC and the Nanda army was defeated. This war ended the Nanda Dynasty and started the Maurya Dynasty under Chandragupta Maurya.
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The nanda dynasty ruled in northern part of the indian subcontinent during the 4th century BCE, and possibly during the 5th century BCE. The
nandas overthrew the shaishunaga dynasty in
the magadha region of eastern india, and expanded their empire to include a larger part
of northern india. Ancient sources differ considerably regarding the names of the nanda
kings, and the duration of their rule, but based
on the mahavamsa, they appear to have ruled
during C. 345-322 BCE, although some theories
date the start of their rule to 5th century BCE .
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