what is prehistory of Chandragupta Maurya?
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Date of Birth: 340 BC
Place of Birth: Pataliputra
Date of Death: 297 BC
Place of Death: Shravanabelagola, Karnataka
Reign: 321 BC to 298 BC
Spouses: Durdhara, Helena
Child: Bindusara
Successor: Bindusara
Father: Sarvarthasiddhi
Mother: Mura
Grandchildren: Ashoka, Susima
Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India. He is credited with bringing together the small fragmented kingdoms of the country and combining them into a single large empire. During his reign, the Maurya Empire stretched from Bengal and Assam in the East, to Afghanistan and Balochistan in the West, to Kashmir and Nepal in the North and to the Deccan Plateau in the South. Chandragupta Maurya, along with his mentor Chanakya, was responsible in bringing an end to the Nanda Empire. After a successful reign of around 23 years, Chandragupta Maurya renounced all the worldly pleasures and turned himself into a Jain monk. It is said that he performed ‘Sallekhana’, a ritual of fasting until death, and therefore willfully ended his own life.
Place of Birth: Pataliputra
Date of Death: 297 BC
Place of Death: Shravanabelagola, Karnataka
Reign: 321 BC to 298 BC
Spouses: Durdhara, Helena
Child: Bindusara
Successor: Bindusara
Father: Sarvarthasiddhi
Mother: Mura
Grandchildren: Ashoka, Susima
Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India. He is credited with bringing together the small fragmented kingdoms of the country and combining them into a single large empire. During his reign, the Maurya Empire stretched from Bengal and Assam in the East, to Afghanistan and Balochistan in the West, to Kashmir and Nepal in the North and to the Deccan Plateau in the South. Chandragupta Maurya, along with his mentor Chanakya, was responsible in bringing an end to the Nanda Empire. After a successful reign of around 23 years, Chandragupta Maurya renounced all the worldly pleasures and turned himself into a Jain monk. It is said that he performed ‘Sallekhana’, a ritual of fasting until death, and therefore willfully ended his own life.
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Date of Birth: 340 BC
Place of Birth: Pataliputra
Date of Death: 297 BC
Place of Death: Shravanabelagola, Karnataka
Reign: 321 BC to 298 BC
Spouses: Durdhara, Helena
Child: Bindusara
Successor: Bindusara
Father: Sarvarthasiddhi
Mother: Mura
Grandchildren: Ashoka, Susima, Vitashoka
Teacher: Chanakya
Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India. He is credited with bringing together the small fragmented kingdoms of the country and combining them into a single large empire. During his reign, the Maurya Empire stretched from Bengal and Assam in the East, to Afghanistan and Balochistan in the West, to Kashmir and Nepal in the North and to the Deccan Plateau in the South. Chandragupta Maurya, along with his mentor Chanakya, was responsible in bringing an end to the Nanda Empire. After a successful reign of around 23 years, Chandragupta Maurya renounced all the worldly pleasures and turned himself into a Jain monk. It is said that he performed ‘Sallekhana’, a ritual of fasting until death, and therefore willfully ended his own life.
Place of Birth: Pataliputra
Date of Death: 297 BC
Place of Death: Shravanabelagola, Karnataka
Reign: 321 BC to 298 BC
Spouses: Durdhara, Helena
Child: Bindusara
Successor: Bindusara
Father: Sarvarthasiddhi
Mother: Mura
Grandchildren: Ashoka, Susima, Vitashoka
Teacher: Chanakya
Chandragupta Maurya was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India. He is credited with bringing together the small fragmented kingdoms of the country and combining them into a single large empire. During his reign, the Maurya Empire stretched from Bengal and Assam in the East, to Afghanistan and Balochistan in the West, to Kashmir and Nepal in the North and to the Deccan Plateau in the South. Chandragupta Maurya, along with his mentor Chanakya, was responsible in bringing an end to the Nanda Empire. After a successful reign of around 23 years, Chandragupta Maurya renounced all the worldly pleasures and turned himself into a Jain monk. It is said that he performed ‘Sallekhana’, a ritual of fasting until death, and therefore willfully ended his own life.
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