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Friday, August 23, 2024
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Sunday, August 18, 2024
Indian Food and Cuisine

The staple, however, throughout the nation consists mostly of rice, wheat and Bengal gram (Chana). While vegetarian food is an integral part of Gujrati South Indian and Rajasthani cuisines, non-vegetarian dishes form a central part of Mughlai, Bengali, North Indian and Punjabi cuisine. It is also interesting to note that specific cuisines like that of Kashmir have also been influenced by foreign cooking styles from Central Asia, Persia and Afghanistan.
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
EARTH MATTER
Saturday, September 9, 2023
RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS OF MEDIEVAL INDIA
Friday, September 8, 2023
The Maghal Empuror SHAHJAHAN
Thursday, September 7, 2023
The VEDA & It's Classification as well as Important
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
GUPTA DYNASTY
Gupta Dynesty
Sri Gupta was the founder of Gupta rule.He was succeeded by Ghatotkacha.The real founder of the Gupta power was Chandragupta I (319-355 A.D.) He was the first independent king with the title of Maharajadhiraja. He started the Gupta era in 319-320 A.D. He married a Lichchavi Princess. His empire included Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Bengal.
Samudragupta (355-380 A.D.) enlarged enormously the Gupta kingdom. His achievements are mentioned in the Prayag-Prasasti composed by Harisena. He defeated 12 rulers of Dakshinapatha. Harisena and Vasubandhu adorned his court. He was a great patron of art and adopted the title of Kaviraja. On some coins he is shown playing the Veena. V.A. Smith calls Samudragupta the ‘Napoleon of India’.Samudragupta had a disputed accession to the throne.
Virasena was the commander of Samdragupta during his southern campaign.Samudragupta performed the Aswamedha Yajna and struck gold coins of Yupa type. He granted permission to the Buddhist king of Ceylon Meghavarman to build a Monastery at Bodh Gaya. Samudragupta was succeeded by Ramgupta but Chandragupta II killed him and married his queen Dhruvadevi.He entered into matrimonial alliance with the Nagas by marrying princess Kubernaga.He defeated the Saka king Rudrasimha III and annexed his kingdom.He adopted the title of Vikramaditya.
Mehrauli iron pillar inscription mentions his authority over North western India and a portion of Bengal.Virasena’s Udaigiri cave inscription refers to his conquest of the whole world. He made Ujjain his second capital. His court contained 9 gems including Kalidasa, Amarsimha, Fa-hien, Acharya Dignaga etc. Veerasena Saba was the court poet and minister of Chandragupta II. Amarkhaddava was his army general.Fa-hien, the Chinese traveller came during the time of Chandragupta II. He issued silver and copper coins.
Taxes Levied during the Gupta Dynasty
Bhag Kings share of produce Bhoga General tribute Hiranya Tax on special produce taken in cash Bedakbhog Irrigation tax Bhatta Police tax Charasana Grazing tax Chat Security tax Gupta Temples: Places Vishnu temple : Tigawa (Jabalpur) Dasavtar temple : Deogarh (Jhansi)Monday, August 28, 2023
Going To Darjeeling
Sunday, August 27, 2023
MAURYAN EMPIRE -2
Mauryan Empire Map
The territorial extent of the Mauryan Empire can be seen in the given map:
It spans more than five million square kilometers. It was surrounded on three sides by mountains: the Himalayas, the Ganges River to the north, the Bay of Bengal to the east, the Indus River, and the Arabian Sea to the west as can be seen in the map.

Rulers of the Mauryan Empire
Let’s examine the rulers who governed the Mauryan Empire below.
Chandragupta Maurya
Chandragupta founded the Mauryan empire. He was supported by Chanakya. Chandragupta embraced Jainism towards the end of his life and stepped down from the throne in favor if his son, Bindusara. According to Jain texts, Chandragupta Maurya adopted Jainism and went to the hills of Shravanabelagola (near Mysore) and committed Sallekhana (death by slow starvation).
Bindusara
Bindusara, the second monarch of the Mauryan Dynasty, was the offspring of Chandragupta Maurya. Also recognized as Amitraghata, which translates to “killer of enemies,” he held dominion over a significant expanse of India, skillfully unifying 16 nations beneath the Mauryan Empire. Bindusara adeptly annexed the region stretching from the Arabian Sea to the Bay of Bengal, effectively establishing Mauryan influence across much of the subcontinent.
Notably, Bindusara cultivated harmonious diplomatic ties with the Greeks, with Deimachus serving as the envoy from the Seleucid emperor Antiochus I to Bindusara’s court.
Among his numerous spouses, Bindusara is believed to have fathered around 16 sons, including the renowned figure, Ashoka. Contrary to being the eldest, Ashoka, according to the Buddhist account of Ashokavadana, was designated as the governor of Ujjain during Bindusara’s rule. Following Bindusara’s demise, Ashoka ascended to power as the third Mauryan emperor.
Although historical records provide limited insight into Bindusara’s personal life and achievements, his reign significantly contributed to the expansion and consolidation of the Mauryan Empire. This laid a crucial foundation for the illustrious rule of his notable son, Ashoka.
Ashoka
Ashoka was a the greatest king of the Mauryan empire. As king, he was forceful and ambitious,
reinforcing the Empire’s dominance in southern and western India. However, his victory over Kalinga (262-261 BCE) was set out to be a defining moment in his life. After Kalinga war, looking at the devastation and violence, he decided to abjure violence and follow the path of Ahimsa.
Ashoka put the tenets of Ahimsa into practice by repealing sports like hunting and putting an end to forced labour and indentured slavery. The Dhamma Vijay policy also placed a strong emphasis on non- violence, which was to be observed by denying war and conquests as well as by refusing the death of animals.
After Ashoka, a series of less powerful rulers served. Dasharatha Maurya, the grandson of Ashoka, succeeded him. His first child, Mahinda, was intent on making Buddhism popular everywhere. Due to his eye defect, Kunala Maurya was not good at taking the enthrone, and Tivala, the descendant of Kaurwaki, passed away even before the death of Ashoka. Jalauka, another son, has a relatively uneventful backstory of life.
Under Dasharatha, the Empire lost a great deal of land, which Kunala’s son Samprati eventually took to recover.
Brihadratha
Brihadratha was the last ruler of the Mauryan dynasty, who reigned from around 187 BCE to 180 BCE. He was the grandson of Emperor Ashoka and the son of Ashoka’s son, Kunala.
Brihadratha’s reign was marked by political instability and internal strife, as many of his ministers and governors sought to increase their own power at the expense of the central government. According to tradition, Brihadratha was eventually assassinated by his own minister, Pushyamitra Shunga, who then established the Shunga dynasty and became the new ruler of India.
Brihadratha’s reign marked the end of the Mauryan Empire, which had once been the most powerful empire in India. Despite the decline and eventual fall of the Mauryan dynasty, the empire’s legacy continued to influence Indian culture and society for centuries to come. The period of Mauryan rule was marked by significant advancements in art, architecture, literature, science, and philosophy, as well as the spread of Buddhism throughout India and beyond.
Mauryan Empire
Saturday, July 8, 2023
The Colourful Weather of North East India.
Sunday, June 11, 2023
The Hojai Railway Station and its Beauty.
Thursday, June 8, 2023
Nagaland
Monday, June 5, 2023
Classification of Economics Activity
Friday, June 2, 2023
The Top Most Tourism Place in North East India.
Tuesday, May 30, 2023
NFR - Why it is Called ?
Monday, May 29, 2023
The Process of Himalaya
The Days in Assam

As soon as I came to North East India then I found river Brahmaputra at very early morning.It kanchenjunga express from Malda to Guwahati I had seen the Kamakhya pahad which is surrounding Kamakhya Mandir.
As I thought that Kamakhya Mandir situated in Guwahati but I was wrong actually Kamakhya Mandir situated in Kamakhya almost 5 to 10 km far from Guwahati railway station.
As as people are gathering to see the natural beauty of tiger hills in Darjeeling similarly people also gathered to see the spiritual power of Kamakhya temples.
And finally I had reached to Lumding railway station where I have to leave for few I am staying in Lumding City for my earning source and additional time I am ready to make a blog as you are reading.
Friends this is my first blog please stay with me for more information and update about the North East India as well as Assam....yours Geo Expert
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