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Milogow360 · 4th July 2020, 07:04 AM

Kalingas - One of the successors of the Mauryas.

One of the main enemies of the Mauryas. You can say they have a relationship like the Mughals-Marathas had much later on.

Udayagiri Caves, 2nd-1st Century BC.

On a side note -- When it comes to classical India, you will commonly see female warriors. This is mentioned by the Greek ambassador to the Maurya court Megasthenes and supported by artistic evidence.

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Milogow360 Member Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 18	Kalingas - One of the successors of the Mauryas. One of the main enemies of the Mauryas. You can say they have a relationship like the Mughals-Marathas had much later on. Udayagiri Caves, 2nd-1st Century BC. On a side note -- When it comes to classical India, you will commonly see female warriors. This is mentioned by the Greek ambassador to the Maurya court Megasthenes and supported by artistic evidence. Attached Images Last edited by Milogow360; 4th July 2020 at 03:53 PM.