What were the cause behind the rise of Magadhan Imperialism in the sixth century BC?
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The factors that contributed to the rise of Magadha were the strategic locations of its two capitals Rajagriha and Pataliputra, very rich alluvial soil contributing to agricultural surplus production, and the availability of minerals, which resulted in the introduction of iron tools especially for warfare.
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Various ambitious and powerful rulers of different successive dynasties contributed to its rise. But certain other geographical, economic and cultural factors also contributed to its rise.
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