Which region supplied iron ore and timber to Magadha?
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patliputra because it was the capital of magadha in my opinion
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The deposits from Chotta Nagpur and forest in south of Bihar supplied iron and timber to Magadha respectively.
Explanation:
- Magadha was one of the kingdoms in Mahajanpadas, which refers to sixteen kingdoms of Ancient India.
- It was the strongest kingdom.
- The factors that rose Magadha were strategic location, mineral deposits, fertile land and military might.
- The major mineral deposits in Magadha were copper and iron. These minerals were used in manufacturing military weapons.
- The timbers from the thick forest beyond Gaya were used in buildings and training elephants for military.
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