what were the factors that led to the rise of magadha
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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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after increase in economy vaishyas were considered lower,elaborated and costly rituals,people wanted a simple religion, importance was given to upper 3 castes, rigidity in caste system,importance was given to sanskrit language that everyone could not understand,complex caste system were the reasons that led to rise of magadha
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