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The Magadha Empire came into existence when the four Mahajanapada- Magadha, Kosala, Vatsa and Avanti engaged in the struggle for the supremacy from the 6^th Century BC to 4^th Century BC.
Ultimately, Magadha emerged as the most powerful and prosperous kingdom in the North India.
Magadha is situated in modern Bihar. Jarasandha, who was a descendant of Brihadratha, founded the empire in Magadha.
Giriviraja was the earliest …

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He was attracted to India՚s immense wealth, as described by Greek authors like Herodotus.
Alexander was interested in natural history and geography.
He wanted to surpass past conquerors.
Northwestern India was divided into many independent monarchies and tribal republics.
After entering India through Khyber pass in 326 BCE, Alexander met Ambhi of Taxila, who submitted his kingdom.
In the Battle of Hydaspes against Porus, …

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