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Liona Fernandes at 16:54, 16 April 2023

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Liona Fernandes at 16:53, 16 April 2023

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PinkMelon at 11:48, 15 April 2023

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103.216.213.41 at 11:27, 14 April 2023

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	*''[[Dhruvadevi]]''		*''[[Dhruvadevi]]''
	*''[[Dattadevi]]''		*''[[Dattadevi]]''
	These queens have a role in the efficient [[Gupta Period]]. Adaptions have reigns where the numbers mentions when the queen ruled fr about 100 years and when she died.		These queens have a role in the efficient [[Gupta Period]]. Adaptions have reigns where the numbers mentions when the queen ruled for about 100 years and when she died.
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Liona Fernandes at 21:22, 13 April 2023

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	During the time of legal [[History]], Ratnadevi is depicted as a dancer who was graceful in dancing. Fortunately, She married [[Gupta (king)\|Shrigupta]], the founder of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Later, she begot him a son named [[Ghatotkacha (king)\|Ghatotkacha]], who was then later the second ruler of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Ghatotkacha married a kshatriya princess named Madhumati. She was Queen Rachnadevi's successor. [[History]] from the time of [[Shrigupta]] tells the marriage of Rachnadevi with him, but as a result, she had a good relationship with [[Dhruvadevi]], wife of [[Chandragupta II]]. After the day comes, Madhumati became the second queen of the Gupta Dynasty. There is a queen who is seen on the coin with [[Chandragupta I]], she is named [[Kumaradevi]]. She was a mother of [[Samudragupta]], the most popular ruler of the [[Gupta Empire\|Gupta dynasty]]. He was married to [[Dattadevi]],in which, the poet, [[Harisena (poet)\|Harisena]] mentioned her marriage with King Samudragupta.		During the time of legal [[History]], Ratnadevi is depicted as a dancer who was graceful in dancing. Fortunately, She married [[Gupta (king)\|Shrigupta]], the founder of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Later, she begot him a son named [[Ghatotkacha (king)\|Ghatotkacha]], who was then later the second ruler of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Ghatotkacha married a kshatriya princess named Madhumati. She was Queen Rachnadevi's successor. [[History]] from the time of [[Shrigupta]] tells the marriage of Rachnadevi with him, but as a result, she had a good relationship with [[Dhruvadevi]], wife of [[Chandragupta II]]. After the day comes, Madhumati became the second queen of the Gupta Dynasty. There is a queen who is seen on the coin with [[Chandragupta I]], she is named [[Kumaradevi]]. She was a mother of [[Samudragupta]], the most popular ruler of the [[Gupta Empire\|Gupta dynasty]]. He was married to [[Dattadevi]],in which, the poet, [[Harisena (poet)\|Harisena]] mentioned her marriage with King Samudragupta.

	The story in [[''Devichandraguptam'']] describes Rachnadevi in the book. She opened hospitals and took strict action against murdering, killing,etc. The social life of the Gupta period was running efficiently. Kings like [[Ashoka]], [[Samudragupta]] also ~~bmade~~ medical treatment also for animals. The most popular Gupta Queens are a follows:-		The story in [[''Devichandraguptam'']] describes Rachnadevi in the book. She opened hospitals and took strict action against murdering, killing,etc. The social life of the Gupta period was running efficiently. Kings like [[Ashoka]], [[Samudragupta]] also made medical treatment also for animals. The most popular Gupta Queens are a follows:-
	*''Rachnadevi''		*''Rachnadevi''
	*''[[Dhruvadevi]]''		*''[[Dhruvadevi]]''

Liona Fernandes at 21:09, 13 April 2023

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	==Life during the Gupta Period==		==Life during the Gupta Period==
	During the time of legal [[History]], Ratnadevi is depicted as a dancer who was graceful in dancing. Fortunately, She married [[Gupta (king)\|Shrigupta]], the founder of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Later, she begot him a son named [[Ghatotkacha (king)\|Ghatotkacha]], who was then later the second ruler of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Ghatotkacha married a kshatriya princess named Madhumati. She was Queen Rachnadevi's successor. [[History]] from the time of [[Shrigupta]] tells the marriage of Rachnadevi with him, but as a result, she had a good relationship with [[Dhruvadevi]], wife of [[Chandragupta II]]. After the day comes, Madhumati became the second queen of the Gupta Dynasty. There is a queen who is seen on the coin with [[Chandragupta I]], she is named [[Kumaradevi]]. She was a mother of [[Samudragupta]], the most popular ruler of the [[Gupta Empire\|Gupta dynasty]]. He was married to [[Dattadevi]],in ~~whicvh~~, the poet, [Harisena (poet)\|Harisena]] mentioned her marriage with King Samudragupta.		During the time of legal [[History]], Ratnadevi is depicted as a dancer who was graceful in dancing. Fortunately, She married [[Gupta (king)\|Shrigupta]], the founder of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Later, she begot him a son named [[Ghatotkacha (king)\|Ghatotkacha]], who was then later the second ruler of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Ghatotkacha married a kshatriya princess named Madhumati. She was Queen Rachnadevi's successor. [[History]] from the time of [[Shrigupta]] tells the marriage of Rachnadevi with him, but as a result, she had a good relationship with [[Dhruvadevi]], wife of [[Chandragupta II]]. After the day comes, Madhumati became the second queen of the Gupta Dynasty. There is a queen who is seen on the coin with [[Chandragupta I]], she is named [[Kumaradevi]]. She was a mother of [[Samudragupta]], the most popular ruler of the [[Gupta Empire\|Gupta dynasty]]. He was married to [[Dattadevi]],in which, the poet, [[Harisena (poet)\|Harisena]] mentioned her marriage with King Samudragupta.

	The story in [[''Devichandraguptam'']] describes Rachnadevi in the book. She opened hospitals and took strict action against murdering, killing,etc. The social life of the Gupta period was running efficiently. Kings like [[Ashoka]], [[Samudragupta]] also ~~made~~ medical treatment also for animals.		The story in [[''Devichandraguptam'']] describes Rachnadevi in the book. She opened hospitals and took strict action against murdering, killing,etc. The social life of the Gupta period was running efficiently. Kings like [[Ashoka]], [[Samudragupta]] also bmade medical treatment also for animals. The most popular Gupta Queens are a follows:-
			*''Rachnadevi''
			*''[[Dhruvadevi]]''
			*''[[Dattadevi]]''
			These queens have a role in the efficient [[Gupta Period]]. Adaptions have reigns where the numbers mentions when the queen ruled fr about 100 years and when she died.
	==References==		==References==
	<references group="lower-alpha"/>		<references group="lower-alpha"/>
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

Liona Fernandes at 21:05, 13 April 2023

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	==Life during the Gupta Period==		==Life during the Gupta Period==
	During the time of legal [[History]], Ratnadevi is depicted as a dancer who was graceful in dancing. Fortunately, She married [[Gupta (king)\|Shrigupta]], the founder of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Later, she begot him a son named [[Ghatotkacha (king)\|Ghatotkacha]], who was then later the second ruler of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Ghatotkacha married a kshatriya princess named Madhumati. She was Queen Rachnadevi's successor. [[History]] from the time of [[Shrigupta]] tells the marriage of Rachnadevi with him, but as a result, she had a good relationship with [[Dhruvadevi]], wife of [[Chandragupta II]]. After the day comes, Madhumati became the second queen of the Gupta Dynasty. There is a queen who is seen on the coin with [[Chandragupta I]], she is named [[Kumaradevi]]. She was a mother of [[Samudragupta]], the most popular ruler of the [[Gupta Empire\|Gupta dynasty]]. He was married to [[Dattadevi]],in ~~which~~, the poet, [[Harisena (poet)\|Harisena]] mentioned her marriage with King Samudragupta.		During the time of legal [[History]], Ratnadevi is depicted as a dancer who was graceful in dancing. Fortunately, She married [[Gupta (king)\|Shrigupta]], the founder of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Later, she begot him a son named [[Ghatotkacha (king)\|Ghatotkacha]], who was then later the second ruler of the [[Gupta Empire]]. Ghatotkacha married a kshatriya princess named Madhumati. She was Queen Rachnadevi's successor. [[History]] from the time of [[Shrigupta]] tells the marriage of Rachnadevi with him, but as a result, she had a good relationship with [[Dhruvadevi]], wife of [[Chandragupta II]]. After the day comes, Madhumati became the second queen of the Gupta Dynasty. There is a queen who is seen on the coin with [[Chandragupta I]], she is named [[Kumaradevi]]. She was a mother of [[Samudragupta]], the most popular ruler of the [[Gupta Empire\|Gupta dynasty]]. He was married to [[Dattadevi]],in whicvh, the poet, [Harisena (poet)\|Harisena]] mentioned her marriage with King Samudragupta.

	The story in [[''Devichandraguptam'']] describes Rachnadevi in the book. She opened hospitals and took strict action against murdering, killing,etc. The social life of the Gupta period was running efficiently. Kings like [[Ashoka]], [[Samudragupta]] also ~~bmade~~ medical treatment also for animals.		The story in [[''Devichandraguptam'']] describes Rachnadevi in the book. She opened hospitals and took strict action against murdering, killing,etc. The social life of the Gupta period was running efficiently. Kings like [[Ashoka]], [[Samudragupta]] also made medical treatment also for animals.
	==References==		==References==
	<references group="lower-alpha"/>		<references group="lower-alpha"/>
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

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