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Kharavela was the
emperor of
Kalinga (present-day
eastern coast of India) in the 2nd or 1st
century BC. The
primary source for
Kharavela is his rock-cut...
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kingdom of the Chedis)
conquered Kalinga and Kosala.
During the
reign of
Kharavela, the
third king of
Mahameghavahana dynasty,
South Kosala became an integral...
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carved out as
residential blocks for Jain
monks during the
reign of King
Kharavela.
Udayagiri means "Sunrise Hill" and has 18
caves while Khandagiri has...
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kingdom by
Kharavela. So, he sent horses, elephants,
chariots and men to
Kharavela as a tribute. In the same year,
Kharavela captured the city...
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century BCE and the
first century CE, it was
inscribed by the Jain king
Kharavela of the
Kalinga kingdom. The
Hathigumpha Inscription presents,
among other...
- Chedi:
Chedi (also
known as Chedirashtra)
referred to the
kingdom of
Kharavela. It was
named after his dynasty,
Chedi (also
Cheti dynasty and Mahameghavahana...
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Emperor Kharavela, who was
possibly a
contemporary of
Demetrius I of Bactria,
conquered a
major part of the
Indian sub-continent.
Kharavela was a Jain...
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Hathigumpha inscription inscribed by
Kharavela the King of
Kalinga also
places the Yavanas, or Indo-Gr****s, in Mathura.
Kharavela states to have
forced the demoralized...
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Minor Inscriptions of
Kharavela are the
shorter inscriptions found near the
major and
celebrated Hathigumpha inscription of
Kharavela in the twin
hills of...
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kingdom of Avanti. The
Hathigumpha inscription of
Kharavela (2nd
century BCE)
mentions Kharavela's threat to a city
variously interpreted as "Masika"...
