Durdhara

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Durdhara is traditionally regarded as the wife of the Mauryan emperor Chandragupta Maurya and the mother of his successor, Bindusara, in ancient Indian history.

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Durdhara canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
queen consort
associatedWith Magadha
Mauryan court
countryOfCitizenship Maurya Empire
culture Indian
describedAs traditionally regarded as the mother of Bindusara
traditionally regarded as the wife of Chandragupta Maurya
dynasty Maurya dynasty
linked to: Maurya Empire
ethnicGroup Indian
floruit 4th century BCE
gender female
historicalStatus semi-legendary
languageOfName Sanskrit
maritalStatus married
motherOf Bindusara
notableFor being the mother of Bindusara
being the wife of Chandragupta Maurya
partOf Mauryan dynasty
linked to: Maurya Empire
positionHeld Queen of the Maurya Empire
region Indian subcontinent
linked to: South Asia
relative Bindusara
Chandragupta Maurya
spouse Chandragupta Maurya
timePeriod Ancient India
linked to: ancient India

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Bindusara mother Durdhara
Amitraghata mother Durdhara
Bindusara mother Durdhara
subject linked to: Amitrochates