Science, asked by patilrajwardhan, 3 days ago

what it mean by janapada?

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Answered by anushrimadas

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The term "janapada" means "the land where the jana or the people set feet and settled down". Some of the important janapadas were Avanti, Kosala, Vatsa and Magadha.

Answered by aliaahilali123

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The word 'janapada' means the land where the 'jana' has set its foot. Capital cities were fortified with huge walls of wood, brick, or stone. The rulers of 'mahajanapadas' depended on occasional gifts brought by people, The rivers Narmada and Brahmaputra flowed through Magadha.

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