Books with title Ancient King Of India

Throughout history, many civilizations have sprung up and later disappeared in the land we now call India.This book charts the rise and fall of these civilizations, exploring their governments, culture, and geography. Readers (Grades 6-9) will also discover how archaeologists have uncovered artifacts to learn about these ancient peoples and how the discoveries and innovations of Ancient India continue to influence the world today.

In ancient times, india was ruled by many valiant kings these kings went down in history and folklore, famed for their warcraft, their generosity and their sense of justice vikramadityas gupta empire is known for its scholars and poets, while shalivahana is credited with establishing the saka calendar still in use in much of the country lalitaditya was a king of kashmir he was a keen builder as well as a warrior who conquered most of north india and parts of central asia bimbisara was the first ruler of the powerful magadha empire buddhist and jain texts each claim him as a follower, as a contemporary and disciple of buddha and mahavira, respectively he was succeeded by his son ajatashatru, who while first opposed to buddha, soon became an eager devotee this collection brings together some of the best-loved and most powerful of indias ancient rulers collection of the following titles: bimbisara, ajatashatru, shalivahana, vikramaditya, lalitaditya

In ancient times, India was ruled by many valiant kings. These kings went down in history and folklore, famed for their warcraft, their generosity and their sense of justice. Vikramaditya's Gupta Empire is known for its scholars and poets, while Shalivahana is credited with establishing the Saka calendar still in use in much of the country. Lalitaditya was a king of Kashmir. He was a keen builder as well as a warrior who conquered most of North India and parts of Central Asia. Bimbisara was the first ruler of the powerful Magadha Empire. Buddhist and Jain texts each claim him as a follower, as a contemporary and disciple of Buddha and Mahavira, respectively. He was succeeded by his son Ajatashatru, who while first opposed to Buddha, soon became an eager devotee. This collection brings together some of the best-loved and most powerful of India's ancient rulers.Collection of the following titles: Bimbisara, Ajatashatru, Shalivahana, Vikramaditya, Lalitaditya