Why was pataliputta chose as rhe city of administration?
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Patliputra, is most likely Eastern Asia’s oldest continuously inhabited city. The name comes the original Sankskrit “Patan”, which means port. Being that Patna is at the confluence of four rivers the name was very well chosen. In 685 B.C. Patna became the capital of the Haryanka Dynasty, and later of the Nanda Dynasty. This was followed by the rise of the Mauryan Dynasty. Chandergupta Maurya and the world’s first Political Scientist Chanakya (First Prime Minister of the Mauryan Dynasty), made Patna their capital. Patna then served as capital for United India’s first capital under Emperor Pyadaasi Ashoka in 250 B.C. During the rule of of Emperor Ashoka, the second Buddhist Council was held here. During the life of Buddha, Patna had been central in the development of the Buddhist movement. Thus, following the death of Buddha, the first council was held here. Much of the life of Buddha and his quest and success in obtaining enlightenment was written down in the form of Buddhist texts in Patna. It can be really be stated that Patna was not just the capital of India during the Mauryan age but that of greater Asia. As it was here, that Indian culture, Indian Buddhism, and Indian sciences were spread through out Asia and the world.
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Patliputra, is most likely Eastern Asia’s oldest continuously inhabited city. The name comes the original Sankskrit “Patan”, which means port. Being that Patna is at the confluence of four rivers the name was very well chosen. In 685 B.C. Patna became the capital of the Haryanka Dynasty, and later of the Nanda Dynasty. This was followed by the rise of the Mauryan Dynasty. Chandergupta Maurya and the world’s first Political Scientist Chanakya (First Prime Minister of the Mauryan Dynasty), made Patna their capital. Patna then served as capital for United India’s first capital under Emperor Pyadaasi Ashoka in 250 B.C. During the rule of of Emperor Ashoka, the second Buddhist Council was held here. During the life of Buddha, Patna had been central in the development of the Buddhist movement. Thus, following the death of Buddha, the first council was held here. Much of the life of Buddha and his quest and success in obtaining enlightenment was written down in the form of Buddhist texts in Patna. It can be really be stated that Patna was not just the capital of India during the Mauryan age but that of greater Asia. As it was here, that Indian culture, Indian Buddhism, and Indian sciences were spread through out Asia and the world.
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