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Prabhavatigupta (died c. 443) was a
Gupta princess and
Vakataka queen who was the
consort of
Maharaja Rudrasena II.
Following the
death of her husband...
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unlikely that his son
Prithivishena I
would accept a
Gupta princess (
Prabhavatigupta) as his daughter-in-law. Secondly, no
inscription of
Rudrasena I has...
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Based on the Pune and
Riddhapur inscriptions of the
Gupta princess Prabhavatigupta, some
scholars believe that the name of her
paternal gotra (clan) was...
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notably married Prabhavatigupta, the
daughter of the
Gupta emperor Chandragupta II. His
early death led to
Prabhavatigupta ruling as
regent for an...
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unlikely that his son
Prthivishena would accept a
Gupta princess (
Prabhavatigupta) as his daughter-in-law.
Unlike his
illustrious father Pravarasena...
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Vakataka dynasty.
Vakatakas were
contemporaries of the
Imperial Guptas.
Prabhavatigupta, the
daughter of
Chandragupta II (Vikramaditya), was
married to the...
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Vakataka succeeds his father,
Prthivisena I. In the same year he
marries Prabhavatigupta,
daughter of the
Gupta king
Chandragupta II. C. 390–401 – Priestess...
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Rudrasena II 385-390
Pravapura and
Nandivardhana (Northern)
Regency of
Prabhavatigupta (390-410)
Ruled under regency of his
mother (daughter of Chandragupta...
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Prabhawati Gupta (2
February 1928 – 10
December 2010) was an
Indian politician. She was
elected to the Lok Sabha,
lower house of the
Parliament of India...
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Riddhapur copper-plate
inscriptions of Chandragupta's daughter,
Prabhavatigupta); this
phrase may have been a later, Gupta-era
insertion in the work...
