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The [[Kingdom of Magadha]], later known as the [[Magadha Empire]], was a kingdom and later empire in ancient north India. Many houses ruled the [[Monarchy|kingdom]] and it's [[empire]] over the centuries until it was defeated by the [[Satavahana Empire]] in {{circa|28 BCE}}. The history of the monarchs of Magadha, particularly in the Pre-Mauryan period, is shrouded in mystery and legend with various sources claiming different things. | |||
== Kingdom of Magadha == | |||
=== House of Brihadratha === | |||
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The Brihadratha dynasty was the first ruling house of Magadha. Brihadratha founded this dynasty in 1700 BCE. This dynasty lasted for more than ten centuries, ruling Magadha from 1700 to 682 BCE. | |||
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| [[Sahadeva of Magadha|Sahadeva]] || 1665–1661 BCE | | [[Sahadeva of Magadha|Sahadeva]] || 1665–1661 BCE | ||
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| Somadhi || 1661–1603 BCE | | [[Somadhi]]|| 1661–1603 BCE | ||
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| Srutasravas || 1603–1539 BCE | | [[Srutasravas]]|| 1603–1539 BCE | ||
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| Ayutayus || 1539–1503 BCE | | [[Ayutayus]]|| 1539–1503 BCE | ||
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| [[Niramitra]] || 1503–1463 BCE | | [[Niramitra]] || 1503–1463 BCE | ||
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| Sukshatra || 1463–1405 BCE | | [[Sukshatra]]|| 1463–1405 BCE | ||
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| Brihatkarman || 1405–1382 BCE | | [[Brihatkarman]]|| 1405–1382 BCE | ||
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| Senajit || 1382–1332 BCE | | [[Senajit]]|| 1382–1332 BCE | ||
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| Srutanjaya || 1332–1292 BCE | | [[Srutanjaya]]|| 1332–1292 BCE | ||
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| Vipra || 1292–1257 BCE | | [[Vipra]]|| 1292–1257 BCE | ||
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| Suchi || 1257–1199 BCE | | Suchi || 1257–1199 BCE | ||