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www.MarudharArts.com • https://marudhararts.com/live-printed... • Marudhar Arts Auction house is offering Auction, Buy Sale of Rare Stamps, Coins and in Notes. • Head Quarter in Karnataka's Most Prime Location at, #85, M.G. Road, Bangalore, INDIA • Punch Mark Coins of india In ancient India, the region was divided into several Mahajanapadas (great kingdoms) and Janapadas (smaller territories or realms). • Which flourished during the Vedic and post-Vedic periods. Here's an overview of some prominent Mahajanapadas and Janapadas: • 16 Mahajanapadas (Great Kingdoms) These were larger political entities, mostly from the 6th century BCE, during the rise of kingdoms and republics. • 1. Anga – Modern-day Bihar and parts of Bengal • 2. Magadha – Parts of modern Bihar • 3. Vajji – Area near the modern Bihar-Nepal border (capital: Vaishali) • 4. Malla – Parts of present-day Uttar Pradesh and Nepal • 5. Kashi – Around Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh • 6. Kosala – Modern Uttar Pradesh and parts of Nepal • 7. Vatsa – Around modern Allahabad (Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh • 8. Kuru – Modern Haryana and Delhi regions • 9. Panchala – Western Uttar Pradesh • 10. Matsya – Parts of Rajasthan (capital: Viratnagar, near Jaipur) • 11. Surasena – Around the area of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh • 12. Assaka (or Ashmaka) – Southern India, parts of Maharashtra and Telangana • 13. Avanti – Present-day Madhya Pradesh (capital: Ujjain) • 14. Gandhara – Modern Pakistan and Afghanistan (capital: Taxila) • 15. Kamboja – Parts of present-day Afghanistan and Kashmir • 16. Chedi – Regions of modern Madhya Pradesh (near present-day Bundelkhand) • Janapadas: • The term Janapada refers to smaller realms or tribal republics. They often included the territories controlled by smaller tribes or clans. While there were many, some notable ones include: • 1. Shurasena – Mathura region, often considered a Janapada before becoming a Mahajanapada. • 2. Kamboja – Bordering Gandhara and Kashmir, also regarded both as a Janapada and later a Mahajanapada. • 3. Vidarbha – A region in central India (modern Maharashtra). • 4. Malava – Associated with modern-day Malwa region in Madhya Pradesh. • 5. Sibi – Located in present-day Rajasthan. • 6. Yaudheya – Tribal confederation in the Punjab region. • Harappan Money • Indus Valley Civilization • Primitive Money • Harappan Gold Disk • 3000 BC Coins • Ancient Indian Coins • Indus Valley Auction • Marudhar Arts Auction • Rare Coins Auction • Harappan Civilization Currency • Gold Disk Primitive Money • Indus Valley Primitive Money Auction • Marudhar Arts Bangalore Auction House • Rare Stamps and Coins Auction India • Harappan Currency Auction • Karnataka numismatic Society
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