Who Is the first king of India
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No king ever ruled India, India as we know it came into existence on 15 Aug 1947. From that day to this day, parts have been added (Goa, Hyderabad, Sikkim) and subtracted (parts of Kashmir) from it.
The discourse that India (the idea) is a separate geographical and cultural entity doesn't actually have much in common with the national state of India (the republic of India).
The idea of India pervades national boundaries and cannot be documented in constitutional papers, for much of its mystical past is tacit and unfortunately, lost.
As far as the geographical technicalities go, no king ever ruled whole of India because India also consists of Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshwadeep, which I doubt Aurangzeb or Ashoka ever cared about. In fact, I doubt that Aurangzeb new about the expanse of Indian culture in the east.
Here is Aurangzeb's dominion, notice the highlighted parts in yellow.

The discourse that India (the idea) is a separate geographical and cultural entity doesn't actually have much in common with the national state of India (the republic of India).
The idea of India pervades national boundaries and cannot be documented in constitutional papers, for much of its mystical past is tacit and unfortunately, lost.
As far as the geographical technicalities go, no king ever ruled whole of India because India also consists of Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshwadeep, which I doubt Aurangzeb or Ashoka ever cared about. In fact, I doubt that Aurangzeb new about the expanse of Indian culture in the east.
Here is Aurangzeb's dominion, notice the highlighted parts in yellow.

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