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The '''Danava dynasty''' was the first legendary line of rulers in [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom|Pragjyotisha]], established by Mahiranga Danava.<ref>{{harv|Gait|1906|p=11}}</ref> The dynasty was of [[Kirata]] origin. These rulers are mentioned in the [[Kalika Purana]] but there are no archaeological evidence to support this.
The '''Danava dynasty''' was the first legendary line of rulers in [[Pragjyotisha Kingdom|Pragjyotisha]], established by Mahiranga Danava.<ref>{{harv|Gait|1906|p=11}}</ref> The dynasty was of [[Kirata]] origin. These rulers are mentioned in the [[Kalika Purana]] but there are no archaeological evidence to support this.


The Danava dynasty consisted of Kirata chiefs; the last of whom, Ghatakasura, was killed and replaced by [[Narakasura|Naraka]].<ref>{{harv|Gait|1906|p=12}}</ref>
The Danava dynasty consisted of Kirata chiefs; the last of whom, Ghatakasura, was killed and replaced by [[Narakasura|Naraka]].<ref>{{harv|Gait|1906|p=12}}</ref>


==Chronology==
== Chronology ==
* Mahiranga  
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* Hatakasura
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* Sambarasura
!Nu.!! Name of Known rulers
* Ratnasura
|-
* Ghatakasura
| 1|| Mahiranga
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| 2|| Hatakasura
|-
| 3|| Sambarasura
|-
| 4|| Ratnasura
|-
| 5|| Ghatakasura
|-
|}


==Notes==
== Notes ==
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{{Reflist}}


==References==
== References ==
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* {{Cite book
   |last=Gait  
   |last=Gait
   |first=Edward A  
   |first=Edward A
   |year=1906
   |year=1906
   |title=A History of Assam  
   |title=A History of Assam
   |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=w-6kr1IyHJkC
   |isbn=978-0-404-16819-3
|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=w-6kr1IyHJkC
   |place=Calcutta
   |place=Calcutta
}}
}}
*{{Citation| last = Sircar| first = D C| contribution = Epico-Puranic Myths and Allied Legends| year = 1990| title = The Comprehensive History of Assam| editor-last = Barpujari| editor-first = H K| volume = I| pages = 79–93| place = Guwahati| publisher = Publication Board, Assam}}
*{{Cite book| last = Sircar| first = D C| contribution = Epico-Puranic Myths and Allied Legends| year = 1990| title = The Comprehensive History of Assam| editor-last = Barpujari| editor-first = H K| volume = I| pages = 79–93| place = Guwahati| publisher = Publication Board, Assam}}
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Danava dynasty
StatusLegendary
Succeeded by
Bhauma dynasty

Template:Pragjyotisha

The Danava dynasty was the first legendary line of rulers in Pragjyotisha, established by Mahiranga Danava.[1] The dynasty was of Kirata origin. These rulers are mentioned in the Kalika Purana but there are no archaeological evidence to support this.

The Danava dynasty consisted of Kirata chiefs; the last of whom, Ghatakasura, was killed and replaced by Naraka.[2]

Chronology[edit | edit source]

Nu. Name of Known rulers
1 Mahiranga
2 Hatakasura
3 Sambarasura
4 Ratnasura
5 Ghatakasura

Notes[edit | edit source]

  1. (Gait 1906, p. 11)
  2. (Gait 1906, p. 12)

References[edit | edit source]

  • Gait, Edward A (1906). A History of Assam. Calcutta. ISBN 978-0-404-16819-3.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Sircar, D C (1990). "Epico-Puranic Myths and Allied Legends". In Barpujari, H K (ed.). The Comprehensive History of Assam. Vol. I. Guwahati: Publication Board, Assam. pp. 79–93.