... Pusyamitra Sunga failed to reestablish Hindu orthodoxy in India during his reign? A7. – Pg. 641, ¶ 5 – It seems Pusyamitra Sunga failed to reestablish Hindu orthodoxy in India during his reign because there are several stupas, Buddhist ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga. Pusyamitra Sunga (r. 185–151 B.C.) founded the Sunga Dynasty (185 B.C.-78 B.C.). He was unable to hold on to all of the remaining Mauryan territories in the face of attacks from the Satavahanas and Kharavela from the ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga, who took over the throne and established the Sunga dynasty. 180. BCE-160. BCE: Still. More. Greek. Genes. In 180 BCE, Greco-Bactrian king Demetrius I, son of Euthydemus, attacked Northwestern India and occupied parts of ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga.68 His successors , however , did not follow his policy69 as is evidenced by the sculptures of Barhut and Samchi during their reign.70 But the Buddhist church as a body hardly revived after the blow struck at it by ...
INDO - GREEK INVASION DURING THE TIME OF PUSYAMITRA SUNGA BY C. B. Pandey The history of the time of Pusyamitra Sunga is full of complexities owing to the paucity of enough materials and conjectures have been hazarded in the ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga , while he was taking the Guard of Honor of his forces . Pusyamitra Sunga founded the Sunga dynasty ( 185 BC - 78 BC ) and ruled just a fragmented part of the Mauryan Empire . Much of the northwestern territories of the ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga, while he was taking the Guard of Honour of his forces. Pusyamitra Sunga then ascended the throne. ○ Pushyamitra Sunga became the ruler of the Magadha and neighbouring territories. ○ The kingdom of Pushyamitra was ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga, the commander-in-chief of the Mauryan armed forces. Pusyamitra Sunga, who was a follower of Brahmanism, went on to establish the Sunga dynasty which ruled for about 100 years. Under his rule, Buddhism went through a ...
... PUSYAMITRA SUNGA . General of the last Mauryan ruler , Brhadratha , who killed the latter and assumed power ( c . 185-151 BCE ) . He is credited with the performance of the aśvamedha sacri- fice . Buddhism flourished during his reign ...
... Pusyamitra Sunga - a Brahmin general , kills Brahdratha on prade ground . Rule of Pusyamitra Sunga Bactarian Greeks Vikramaditya of Ujjain 4 BC - 30 AD 130-150 AD 120-160 AD 106-130 Important Dates of Indian History.