Amitraghata

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Amitraghata is another name for Bindusara, the Mauryan emperor of ancient India and son of Chandragupta Maurya.

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Amitraghata canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mauryan emperor
emperor
historical figure
alsoKnownAs Amitraghata
Amitraghata Maurya
linked to: Bindusara

Amitrochates
Bindusara
associatedWith Ajivika sect
linked to: Ajivika tradition

Magadha
birthDate c. 320 BCE
birthPlace Pataliputra
capital Pataliputra
century 3rd century BCE
4th century BCE
child Ashoka
Susima
Vitashoka
country Maurya Empire
deathDate c. 273 BCE
deathPlace Pataliputra
dynasty Maurya dynasty
linked to: Maurya Empire
era Ancient India
etymology name interpreted as "slayer of enemies"
father Chandragupta Maurya
GreekName Amitrochates
historicity generally accepted by historians
house Maurya
linked to: Maurya Empire
knownFrom Buddhist sources
Greco-Roman accounts
Jain sources
Puranic texts
mother Durdhara
notableFor consolidation of territories conquered by Chandragupta Maurya
expansion of the Maurya Empire
politicalStatus sovereign monarch
predecessor Chandragupta Maurya
realmType empire
regionRuled Indian subcontinent
reignEnd c. 273 BCE
reignStart c. 297 BCE
relative Bimbisara (legendary ancestry claimed in some traditions)
linked to: Satvata lineage
religion Ajivika (attributed)
linked to: Ajivika tradition
spouse Subhadrangi (attributed)
linked to: Subhadrangi
successor Ashoka
title Maharajadhiraja
Samrat

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Bindusara alsoKnownAs Amitraghata
Bindusara alsoKnownAs Amitraghata
subject linked to: Amitraghata