Barabar Hill Caves - Oldest surviving rock-cut caves in India, dating from the Maurya Empire (322–185 BCE)
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Maurya Empire x Kushan Empire
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Maurya Empire Silver Karshapana coins post 300 BCE. reddit.com/gallery/s56e6s
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Challenge:Make Maurya Empire survived until start of early medieval
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I drew a map of Maurya empire
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After I read a few pages of a version of 'arthashastra' available today, I have this question, was 'Chandragupta maurya' actually the ruler of Mauryan empire or was he a puppet in the hands of Chanakya?

So just out of curiosity I jumped straight to the annexations of forts and as I was reading, I felt that chanakya was not just smart, he was also ruthless. And truly ruthless. In that book there were several situations mentioned, where king is the most vulnerable to kill, and how to kill him, and you can say yourself he isn't a kind of person who would miss a chance. He did fake about gods appearing, just to gain confidence of people.

And all this was just after reading a few pages and which made me think, why would a guy this ruthless and smart, would let someone else rule? Why would chanakya just go through all this pain for someone else to rule? Some folktales say it was because the nanda king insulted him, but I don't personally feel someone as smart as him would be too moved by their words, let alone think of making someone else a ruler instead of him.

I also had this one extra question, what is the chance that the history of Mauryan empire as we know today, is completely different than what actually happened? For example, the story of Chanakya says that he was born with a tooth, which is an indication that he would become a king, and so he got his tooth removed, which means he would be a king maker. What is the chance that this story was completely made up,story made by chanakya himself, just to gain the confidence of his empire??

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Books on Chandragupta Maurya and the Mauryan Empire and other history

Looking mainly for works such as a biography of Chandragupta Maurya as well as an in depth analysis of Mauryan history, culture, religion, language, etc.

Any other works and media about or concerning any part of Indian history (such as the Seleucid Empire) are welcomed as well

Unfortunately I can only read English sources

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Formed Timurid Empire with the help of MAURYA empire
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Not sure if this belongs here but, Simplified Map of Maurya Empire on my post a few days ago
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Isn’t too hard of a challenge but I recreated the Maurya empire as India, it contained all of India and Afghanistan. Wish there was some kind of focus or a formable nation if I did this, like β€œnew Maurya empire” or something reddit.com/gallery/qus31n
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Chandragupta Maurya (Sanskrit: Candragupta Maurya; Ancient Greek: Σανδράκοττος SandrΓ‘kottos; Latin: Androcottus; reign: 321–297 BCE) was the founder of the Maurya Empire in ancient India. Chandragupta built one of the largest empires on the Indian subcontinent. Chandragupta's life and accomplishment en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C…
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The Maurya Empire of Bharath, 265 BCE
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The Barabar Hill Caves are the oldest surviving rock-cut caves in India, dating from the Maurya Empire (322–185 BCE), some with Ashokan inscriptions, located in the Makhdumpur region of Jehanabad district, Bihar, India, 24 km (15 mi) north of Gaya.
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Flag of the Maurya Empire.
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I drew a map of Maurya empire
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Kalinga war 261 BCE, that completed Maurya empire but changed Ashoka forever ( or atleast that’s what his Edicts says )
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Any book suggestions about Classical India (Maurya and Gupta Empires)?

I’m slowly building myself a decent collection of history books and reading them in chronological order. I’ve been shopping on places like Amazon for Classical Indian history books but all they have are cheap >100 page summaries. Are there some good reads I can find?

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Territorial expansion of the Maurya empire 6th century BCE onwards in Aryavrata (INDIA) [GIF] [680x593]
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History of Ancient India: A Captivating Guide to Ancient Indian History and the Maurya Empire amazon.com/History-Ancien…
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Alexander and Chandragupta Maurya: A short history of war, empire, and greatness indianexpress.com/article…
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Maurya Empire at its largest extent
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HD flag of Maurya Empire if anyone needed one LOL
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A hand-sketched map of the Maurya Empire. Hit me up for some cool hand-made maps, all sketched by me. :)
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A hand-sketched map of the Maurya Empire. Hit me up for some cool hand-made maps, all sketched by me. :)
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A hand-sketched map of the Maurya Empire. Hit me up for some cool hand-made maps, all sketched by me. :)
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Maurya Empire at it's might
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How is Chandragupta Maurya depicted in historical Greek text and what was the life like of average Greek individual under the Mauryan empire?
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Territorial Evolution of the Maurya Empire (c.600 BCE - c.180 BCE) v.redd.it/7ylzqy9akqn61
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Footprints of Indian Emperor Chandragupta Maurya (Great Founder of Maurya Empire)
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The Maurya Empire: A Captivating Guide to the Most Expansive Empire in Ancient India amazon.com/Maurya-Empire-…
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Had a great war against Germany with my allies France and Italy and formed the new formable Austrian Empire and then Holy Roman Empire after Italy left. I then invaded Russia with Maurya and Turkey and got European Russia. reddit.com/gallery/l8ajl2
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Maurya Empire - 250 BC [6637x4984] [OC]
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Maurya Empire - 250 BC by /u/Cyowari
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Pretty good game as Maurya Empire. Took Pakistan,Bangladesh etc. Then took a few middle east countries for OIL. Then took a few asian and oceanian countries .USA wanted to invade Japan and Philippines(japan annexed them) and I negotiated with him and took Japan but Tokyo and Philippines was his.
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Crystal lid of a Buddhist relic vase with a fish knob, Maurya Empire/Ashokan Period, 3rd Century BC [625Γ— 599]
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What if Maurya Empire never existed?

What if Maurya empire never existed?India would be much different now for sure.

What to you think?

Have a good day!

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Maurya Empire - 250 BC [6637x4984]
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I knew Chandragupta Maurya was a great king but TIL he gained control of an empire from Afghanistan to South India in a span of ~20 years. Fascinating how he did it in 300 BCE. youtu.be/QN41DJLQmPk?t=11…
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[MOD] Maurya Empire

https://github.com/ShadowDuke/OW_Maurya_Empire

https://oldworld.mod.io/maurya-empire1

Maurya

  • Leader: Ashoka [HERO] (wife; Kaurvaki, 2 sons; Tivara & Kunala, 1 dauther; Charumati, Half-Brother; Susima, Father; Bindusara)
  • Nation: Multiple Workers can build Improvements, -15% Cost for Elephant Units, -15% Train Time for Settlers , +1 Culture per Unit killed & +1 Growth per City per Year - [All Cities] +2 Training/Year & +15% Growth
  • Starting Techs: Ironworking, Divination, Adminstration & Sovereignty
  • Starting Laws: Primogeniture & Colonization
  • Families: Assakas (Clerics), Shakyas (Champions), Ikshvakus (Patrons) & Vivasvanas (Sages)
  • Unique Units: Rajha Gaja (turret elephant) & Ksatriya Arya Rathas (chariot archer)
  • Unique Shrines: Shrine of Lakshmi (+2 Civics, +3 Money, +1 Growth & +2 Orders), Shrine of Rama (+5 Training), Shrine of Krishna (+2 Culture & +4 Food) & Shrine of Saraswati (+4 Science)

Content

  • 10 new indian male/female portraits (5 each)
    • Until more indian portraits are added, 14 new vanilla persian male and female portraits are added to the pool
  • Real City names, historical indian male and female names & a lot mapElementNames have been added

https://preview.redd.it/ifs2l4h0a1l51.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e367b8e77b6b17eb0ded63ffde676219a2f9587a

https://preview.redd.it/6fgqyekdyok51.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=83dac79f314ff1d51b361a193d56d2a482b2bf8e

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The Maurya Empire conquered almost all the Indian subcontinent. No-one managed this again for nearly 2000 years. Why?
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Maurya Empire - 250 BC [6637x4984] [OC]
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Why did all three of the great independent empires to have existed in India (Mughal, Gupta and Maurya) fail to conquer the southern tip of the Subcontinent?

Was there something about the Dravidian South that made it difficult to hold, uninteresting to conquerors, or both?

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Lion and a Swastika, Maurya Empire/Ashokan Period, 3rd Century BC [1000 Γ— 1206]
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Crystal lid of a Buddhist relic vase with a fish knob, Maurya Empire/Ashokan Period, 3rd Century BC reddit.com/gallery/iqg0bc
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