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what is differenr between mahajanapada ana empire

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Mahajanapadas are said to be the biggest realm that is ruled by the strongest king and is another form of monarch only. It is said to be the turning point of the history as large areas were covered by the single king to rule. An empire is also a group but small than that of the Mahajanapadas.

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Mahajanapadas are said to be the biggest realm that is ruled by the strongest king and is another form of monarch only. It is said to be the turning point of the history as large areas were covered by the single king to rule. An empire is also a group but small than that of the Mahajanapadas.

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