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Introduction The Satavahanas emerged in the 1st century BC in the Deccan region, succeeding the Mauryans as native rulers in Deccan and Central India. Believed to be identical to the Andhras mentioned in the Puranas, the Satavahana kings are referred to as “Andhrabhrityah,” likely denoting an Andhra tribe. Their dominion extended over regions of Andhra, …
Read MoreIntroduction The Later Vedic Period (900–600 BC) marked the shift from a tribal lineage-based system (Jana) to territorial states (Janapada). Janapadas engaged in conflicts for resources and political supremacy, leading to territorial expansion. Some Janapadas expanded their territories and incorporated various janas under their rule, evolving into Mahajanapadas (large empires). Mahajanapadas had either monarchical or …
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