Rebellion of Mauryan Provinces

Rebellion of Mauryan Provinces
Maurya Empire after the rebellion of the Mauryan Provinces
Date 232 – 224 BCE Location Modern day India Result Rebel victory Independence of the Satavahanas, Gandhara, Kalinga, Cholas and Cheras. Dasharatha still recognised as the De jure ruler of the Mauryan Empire.
Belligerents
Mauryan Empire	Satavahana dynasty Kashmir Province Gandhara Province Mahameghavahana dynasty Chola dynasty Chera dynasty Rebeled Mauryan Princes
Commanders and leaders
Dasharatha Maurya	Jalauka Sophagasenus Kunala Bandhupalita Indrapalita Dronsa Virasena of Gandhara

Several provinces broke away, with rulers like Jalauka in Kashmir and Virasena in Gandhara establishing independent kingdoms. The northwestern territories were lost, and southern vassal states such as the Satavahanas and the Mahameghavahana dynasty of Kalinga reasserted their independence. While Dasharatha retained control over Magadha, the overall imperial structure disintegrated, leading to the eventual end of the Mauryan dynasty.