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Vṛṣala, the Greek Kingly Title of Candragupta Maurya

By H. C. Seth

Vol. 13 · No. 4Dec-37pp. 641–653English

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  • “The Purinas only record the face that Candragupta with the belp of Kautalya completely uprooted and destroyed the Nandn પિ) and occupied the throne.”
  • “Thus we And that the Purinas do not in the slightest degree hint at Candragupta’s relationship with the Nandas, and the dtama Mudrirazsasa carefully looked into also supplies a very strong evidence to the same effect.”

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  1. Gardner and Poole’s Catalogse of £૭૮ Coins of the Greck and Scyihic kings vy Bactria and India.
  2. Mudrivibgasa by Vidikhadaca, (Bresan, 101૭).
  3. Cam. Hist. of India, 1. P 334.11.62.

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