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what is mahajanapada​

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Answered by shreya4096
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mahajanapada refers to a large kingdom of the ancient time where rulers ruled and people lived

Answered by palkin
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It was the set of sixteen main kingdoms or states that ruled the ancient India. the states were known as "janapads".

"Mahajanapad" was derived from a Sanskrit word which means "great state" , "Maha" means great and "janapad" means state. They were established between 600 BC to 325 BC.

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