The origin of Satvahana Vash is South India. Being associated with Andhra, they are also called Andhra or Andhra Satavahana. Satvahan is the word of the total or lineage, Andhra belongs to people belonging to similar languages and traditions living in a particular area. The Satavahana dynasty was founded in the first century AD. Satavahana established his kingdom in the south and west of south India.
Who was Satvahan? Where was their original location? What was their duration? There are differences in historians such as questions. In the Puranas, the words of the word for the kings of Satavahana dynasty have been used. The area living in the central part of Godavari and Krishna river is called Andhra. This proves that Satavahanas were Dravid.
According to some scholars, the Satavahanas were not originally Dravid but according to most historians Satavahana was Dravid. According to most historians, the location of the Satavahan people was Maharashtra, because their majority of the articles were found in Maharashtra. It is speculated that he used to rule in Maharashtra first and later came to Andhra when he was defeated by the doubts. That is why they have been called as Andhra-Satvahan.
Like their native place of residence, there is a difference between historians in their caste also. Dr. K. Gopalalacharya has called them Kshatriya. But Dr. Hemchandra Raychowdhury called him a Brahmin. Some of the Naga-caste rolls were included in the rolls. This fact is confirmed by Dwattishluttalika. Dr. Bhandarkar has considered Satavahanas as Brahmanotra.
But in the NASCI records, Gautami's son Shatkarki has been called a Brahmin who sacrificed the pride and pride of the Kshatriyas. Hence, on the basis of available evidence, it can be said that Satavahana Dynasty was Brahmin.
In the Matsya Purana, it has been said that the Hindus ruled for 450 years. In the Vayu Purana, the rule of Satvahan was given 300 years and 19 of his kings were mentioned. But nowadays it is believed that the end of Kanvavnsh's rule was 27 BCE And after that the beginning of the Satavahan regime began.
According to Dr. Radhakumud Mukherjee, the Satavahanas ruled from 30 AD to 240 AD. The Simuak is believed to be the founder of the Satavahana dynasty. In Shankarni's Nanaaghat Guha (easel) article, the face of Simuk is depicted on the first and the princely states. It has been said in the Puranas that the portrait of Simuk in Shankarni's Nanaaghat Guha (easel) article is first and the Rajmahishi Nayyyika and her husband Shatakani both are depicted in the second place in the Eighth Pane.
It has been mentioned in the Puranas that the Sindhu Kanya Vayana of Andhra descent will get the land by destroying the Sushma. Time of Simu 60-37 BC is. He destroyed the power of the Shunongs and Kanvas and established the Satavahana clan. It was its capital or establishment which was located on the Godavari coast.
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Shatkarni - The first mythology gives information that after Krishna (Kanh) Shatkarni (27-17 BC) sat on the throne. It is mentioned in the article Sthanupa parnan article of Sanchi, Gumpha Nanaghat Guhahalam and Nanaghat Guha Chitrangala. It is known from the Hathigufa record that its eastern boundary was from Kalinga ruler Kharavel on the western boundary.
Although the above paragraph of the inscription has been interpreted in different ways, most scholars believe that Khairwal had friendly relations with him. Some historians have thought that Kharavel had invaded the southern part of Krishna river which was in the reign of Shatkarni.
Shatkarni is said to be the leader of the Simuk dynasty, Simuka Satvahan's lineage Vadhans.
He married Maharshi Debt Kirro, daughter of Maharaja of Maharashtra. Shatkarni's two sons were Shakti-Shree and Vedasree. After his death, the heroine ruled the government as her guardian. Vedasri died in these two sons and Shakti Shree ruled for some time.
Shatkarni was the master of the vast empire.
According to his pride he performed two Ashwamedh sacrifices. The recent statement is that at the beginning of one-reign of one and the second, in the last days of his life. After the Shatkarni, this lineage was defeated for some time. In the Puranas, many rulers have been mentioned among Shatkarni and Gautamiputra Shatkarni. Apalka, Kuntal Shatkarni and recent name are found in many proofs.They were probably not affiliated with the main branch. In this, as far as the recent question, it ruled for almost five years (20-24 AD). It was a high ranking poet and writer. Hal himself composed the saga Saptashati. In the same era, Gudhardya had recited his famous work Teahtkatha.
Gautimiputra Shatkarni - In the beginning of the second century, the kingdom established in Maharashtra by the early kings was expired for some time with the emergence of King Nahan in the Akhsh Dakshah. Time of Nahapan is believed to be between 119 AD and 125 AD. Its jurisdiction was in northern Maharashtra, Malwa, Kathiawar and Rajputana. Maharashtra was the original state of Satvahanas, but they had to be displaced in the south due to the pressure of the Kahrat.But the defeat of Satvahans proved to be temporary by the Kahrat. Gautamiputra Shatkarni's Nasik Guha records provide information that Maharashtra was under Gautamiputra Shatkarni. It has come to the notice that he removed the khahratas. This fact is confirmed by other evidence. From the fund of coins received from Jogalathambhi (Nashik), silver coins of Nhapan and its other coins, which were recovered by Gautimiputra Shatkarni, have been found.
Hence it can be said that the revenues of Satvahanas were re-established on the Maharashtra area. Satavahana Shakti had been shocked by the suspicious satraps before his throne, preventing them from expanding their power. Gautamiputra Shatakani only destroys the power of ruler Nahapan in the khaharas.
Some states in the Nashik commemoration have been included in its state which were earlier part of Nhapan State- Aparanth, Anoop, Akravanti, Surashastra, Kukur and Avanti. Details of his empire expansion have come in the Nashik records of Pulumavi. Asiq (Rishik), mentioned in the records, can be seen from Rishik Nagar near Krishna river. Asak (Asmak) was the adjoining region of Hyderabad region (Bodhan).The origin of the root system is done in the modern Aurangabad district near Pothan (or Python) near Godavari. Surath-Kukur was a part of Eastern Rajputana. An inferior is from the Western Ghat. Anoop was the border state of Upper Narmada. The meaning of Vidarbha is from the Barar region and it is said to the Akarwandi Eastern and Western Malwa. It can be said that the regions surrounding Gujarat, Saurashtra region, Malwa, Barar, North Konkan, Pune and Nashik were an integral part of their empire.
Neelkanth Shastri believes that there is no proof that his state was also in Andhra Pradesh, although it may be that he touches Kalinga.
The abolition of Nhapan may have been done in the 18th year of its rule or it can be said that the last date of 124-125 AD is the dawn.
In the 18th year of the reign of Gautimiputra Shatkarni, there is mention of giving donations to some land in Nashik donor's record. The said land was in the possession of Rishabhadatta (Uzdadat) in the east. Rishabdutt was definitely the governor of suspicion. Whose rights were in Nashik and Pune districts and she was the son-in-law of Nhapan. It is to be noted that the allocation of land allocation was taken during the military camp that was on the path of success at the time.The area allocated in Gautamiputra's article is related to the Vijay Skandhwar, named Benakatak, located in Govardhan (Nashik) district. It is clear that the presence of Gautimiputra Shatkarni in this state, which was also the Chief Principal of the Army, is an indicator of the campaign against the Kaharat.Through this campaign, he liberated Upper Deccan, Western and Central India. Similarly, a village Karjika case diet (located in the Pune district) originally donated by Rishabhadatta, to be donated by Satavahana ruler Gautimiputra, indicates the transfer of power from northern Maharashtra. In the 24th year of the throne, in the 24th year, he got some sadhus from the land of which the information was obtained from the engraving of a record.Gautimiputra Shatkarni's empire was very wide by defeating the impoverished people. All the regions between Krishna river in the south, Malwa and Kathiawar in the north and Barar from east to Konkan in the west were part of the Satavahana empire. Gautami's son Shatkarni was the most glorious and mighty king of his dynasty. His mother, Gautami Balak, has a good light on the fame of Shri K Nasik Guhah, his victories, his rule, his successes and his impressive personality.
The Digvijayas of Gautamya's son find the description in the Nasik Guha-article. It says that - its vehicles drank water of three seas (pre-pyodhy, west sea and Indian ocean in the south). His personal qualities are also well mentioned in the NASCI records. His face was bright and impressive. Her hair was beautiful and arms were strong. His nature was very soft and fierce. He always looked forward to protecting all.
He was an obedient son of his mother and also hesitated to strike his miserable enemy. He was a Prajvatsal ruler and considered the pleasure and sorrows of his people as his own happiness sorrows. He did not tax his subjects more than he needed. He has the credit for the resurrection of the Brahmin religion. But he was a tolerant ruler in religious terms. He was also a great producer. He had constructed a town named Vakataka in Nashik district.
After the death of Vaishishthiputra Pulumawi-Gautami's son, Vashishthi's son became Pulumavi Raja. He also ruled for nearly 24 years (130-54). It is called Pukoma in the Puranas. In the NASCI Gehahek of Vashishthiputra Pulumavya, 19th year of the reign, Balshree calls herself a mother of the current King's grandmother and ex-emperor. This description becomes relentless in relation to Pulumavi's father, his ancestor Gautimiputra Shatkarni whose son he inherited in approximately 130 AD.It is identified by the Cortolemu, mentioned by Tolami, whose capital was the establishment at the bank of Godavari. He is also called the King of the New World (Pulumavi). From Navinagar (New Nagar or Navor), the motivation takes place only from the store. Pulumavy's right as the former remained the right of the south It is evident from its records and received postures that the Krishna river area was part of its empire. Andhra was included in the Satavahana empire.It is known that Krishna river area was not included in Gautamiputra Shatkarni's empire. From Nashik and Karle Guha writings, it is known that Maharashtra was also in its possession. The black cave article he addressed is the last. The date marked in it is the 24th year of its state. Based on the acceptance of his throne in 130 AD, it can be said that he ruled till 154 AD.
Ptolemy has described Chishhan in his geography as the owner of Western Malwa and Ujjain. Chishan's coins are found in Kathiawar in Gujarat, but the coins of Chaitanya's son Jayadaman have also been received from Pushkar, which was in the possession of Satavahanas in the East. Therefore, it can be assumed that only by defeating the Pulumavi, the doubts will have been given authority over it. Chishan had on his coins numbered the currency symbol of Satvahanas on the Chaitya.
After the Pulumavi, Yagyashree Shatkarni was the last powerful emperor who ruled from 165 AD to 195 CE. The records of 27th year of the rule have been received from the place of Chinn in Krishna district and his articles have been available in Kannari and Pandulan (Nashik).
Yagya Shree Shatakani - Yagya Shri Shatkarni was the last mighty emperor of the Satavahan dynasty. He ruled for 27 years (165-192 AD). His rule was on both Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. He had inherited the northern Konkan from his successors. The records that have been found in the districts of Thana and Nashik prove that the state of Yagya Shree Shatkarni was spread far enough. During his time there was a big advancement of business. He tried to restore his ancestors.
Who was Satvahan? Where was their original location? What was their duration? There are differences in historians such as questions. In the Puranas, the words of the word for the kings of Satavahana dynasty have been used. The area living in the central part of Godavari and Krishna river is called Andhra. This proves that Satavahanas were Dravid.
According to some scholars, the Satavahanas were not originally Dravid but according to most historians Satavahana was Dravid. According to most historians, the location of the Satavahan people was Maharashtra, because their majority of the articles were found in Maharashtra. It is speculated that he used to rule in Maharashtra first and later came to Andhra when he was defeated by the doubts. That is why they have been called as Andhra-Satvahan.
Like their native place of residence, there is a difference between historians in their caste also. Dr. K. Gopalalacharya has called them Kshatriya. But Dr. Hemchandra Raychowdhury called him a Brahmin. Some of the Naga-caste rolls were included in the rolls. This fact is confirmed by Dwattishluttalika. Dr. Bhandarkar has considered Satavahanas as Brahmanotra.
But in the NASCI records, Gautami's son Shatkarki has been called a Brahmin who sacrificed the pride and pride of the Kshatriyas. Hence, on the basis of available evidence, it can be said that Satavahana Dynasty was Brahmin.
In the Matsya Purana, it has been said that the Hindus ruled for 450 years. In the Vayu Purana, the rule of Satvahan was given 300 years and 19 of his kings were mentioned. But nowadays it is believed that the end of Kanvavnsh's rule was 27 BCE And after that the beginning of the Satavahan regime began.
According to Dr. Radhakumud Mukherjee, the Satavahanas ruled from 30 AD to 240 AD. The Simuak is believed to be the founder of the Satavahana dynasty. In Shankarni's Nanaaghat Guha (easel) article, the face of Simuk is depicted on the first and the princely states. It has been said in the Puranas that the portrait of Simuk in Shankarni's Nanaaghat Guha (easel) article is first and the Rajmahishi Nayyyika and her husband Shatakani both are depicted in the second place in the Eighth Pane.
It has been mentioned in the Puranas that the Sindhu Kanya Vayana of Andhra descent will get the land by destroying the Sushma. Time of Simu 60-37 BC is. He destroyed the power of the Shunongs and Kanvas and established the Satavahana clan. It was its capital or establishment which was located on the Godavari coast.
Image result was the founder of Satvahan Dynasty - IMAGES
Shatkarni - The first mythology gives information that after Krishna (Kanh) Shatkarni (27-17 BC) sat on the throne. It is mentioned in the article Sthanupa parnan article of Sanchi, Gumpha Nanaghat Guhahalam and Nanaghat Guha Chitrangala. It is known from the Hathigufa record that its eastern boundary was from Kalinga ruler Kharavel on the western boundary.
Although the above paragraph of the inscription has been interpreted in different ways, most scholars believe that Khairwal had friendly relations with him. Some historians have thought that Kharavel had invaded the southern part of Krishna river which was in the reign of Shatkarni.
Shatkarni is said to be the leader of the Simuk dynasty, Simuka Satvahan's lineage Vadhans.
He married Maharshi Debt Kirro, daughter of Maharaja of Maharashtra. Shatkarni's two sons were Shakti-Shree and Vedasree. After his death, the heroine ruled the government as her guardian. Vedasri died in these two sons and Shakti Shree ruled for some time.
Shatkarni was the master of the vast empire.
According to his pride he performed two Ashwamedh sacrifices. The recent statement is that at the beginning of one-reign of one and the second, in the last days of his life. After the Shatkarni, this lineage was defeated for some time. In the Puranas, many rulers have been mentioned among Shatkarni and Gautamiputra Shatkarni. Apalka, Kuntal Shatkarni and recent name are found in many proofs.They were probably not affiliated with the main branch. In this, as far as the recent question, it ruled for almost five years (20-24 AD). It was a high ranking poet and writer. Hal himself composed the saga Saptashati. In the same era, Gudhardya had recited his famous work Teahtkatha.
Gautimiputra Shatkarni - In the beginning of the second century, the kingdom established in Maharashtra by the early kings was expired for some time with the emergence of King Nahan in the Akhsh Dakshah. Time of Nahapan is believed to be between 119 AD and 125 AD. Its jurisdiction was in northern Maharashtra, Malwa, Kathiawar and Rajputana. Maharashtra was the original state of Satvahanas, but they had to be displaced in the south due to the pressure of the Kahrat.But the defeat of Satvahans proved to be temporary by the Kahrat. Gautamiputra Shatkarni's Nasik Guha records provide information that Maharashtra was under Gautamiputra Shatkarni. It has come to the notice that he removed the khahratas. This fact is confirmed by other evidence. From the fund of coins received from Jogalathambhi (Nashik), silver coins of Nhapan and its other coins, which were recovered by Gautimiputra Shatkarni, have been found.
Hence it can be said that the revenues of Satvahanas were re-established on the Maharashtra area. Satavahana Shakti had been shocked by the suspicious satraps before his throne, preventing them from expanding their power. Gautamiputra Shatakani only destroys the power of ruler Nahapan in the khaharas.
Some states in the Nashik commemoration have been included in its state which were earlier part of Nhapan State- Aparanth, Anoop, Akravanti, Surashastra, Kukur and Avanti. Details of his empire expansion have come in the Nashik records of Pulumavi. Asiq (Rishik), mentioned in the records, can be seen from Rishik Nagar near Krishna river. Asak (Asmak) was the adjoining region of Hyderabad region (Bodhan).The origin of the root system is done in the modern Aurangabad district near Pothan (or Python) near Godavari. Surath-Kukur was a part of Eastern Rajputana. An inferior is from the Western Ghat. Anoop was the border state of Upper Narmada. The meaning of Vidarbha is from the Barar region and it is said to the Akarwandi Eastern and Western Malwa. It can be said that the regions surrounding Gujarat, Saurashtra region, Malwa, Barar, North Konkan, Pune and Nashik were an integral part of their empire.
Neelkanth Shastri believes that there is no proof that his state was also in Andhra Pradesh, although it may be that he touches Kalinga.
The abolition of Nhapan may have been done in the 18th year of its rule or it can be said that the last date of 124-125 AD is the dawn.
In the 18th year of the reign of Gautimiputra Shatkarni, there is mention of giving donations to some land in Nashik donor's record. The said land was in the possession of Rishabhadatta (Uzdadat) in the east. Rishabdutt was definitely the governor of suspicion. Whose rights were in Nashik and Pune districts and she was the son-in-law of Nhapan. It is to be noted that the allocation of land allocation was taken during the military camp that was on the path of success at the time.The area allocated in Gautamiputra's article is related to the Vijay Skandhwar, named Benakatak, located in Govardhan (Nashik) district. It is clear that the presence of Gautimiputra Shatkarni in this state, which was also the Chief Principal of the Army, is an indicator of the campaign against the Kaharat.Through this campaign, he liberated Upper Deccan, Western and Central India. Similarly, a village Karjika case diet (located in the Pune district) originally donated by Rishabhadatta, to be donated by Satavahana ruler Gautimiputra, indicates the transfer of power from northern Maharashtra. In the 24th year of the throne, in the 24th year, he got some sadhus from the land of which the information was obtained from the engraving of a record.Gautimiputra Shatkarni's empire was very wide by defeating the impoverished people. All the regions between Krishna river in the south, Malwa and Kathiawar in the north and Barar from east to Konkan in the west were part of the Satavahana empire. Gautami's son Shatkarni was the most glorious and mighty king of his dynasty. His mother, Gautami Balak, has a good light on the fame of Shri K Nasik Guhah, his victories, his rule, his successes and his impressive personality.
The Digvijayas of Gautamya's son find the description in the Nasik Guha-article. It says that - its vehicles drank water of three seas (pre-pyodhy, west sea and Indian ocean in the south). His personal qualities are also well mentioned in the NASCI records. His face was bright and impressive. Her hair was beautiful and arms were strong. His nature was very soft and fierce. He always looked forward to protecting all.
He was an obedient son of his mother and also hesitated to strike his miserable enemy. He was a Prajvatsal ruler and considered the pleasure and sorrows of his people as his own happiness sorrows. He did not tax his subjects more than he needed. He has the credit for the resurrection of the Brahmin religion. But he was a tolerant ruler in religious terms. He was also a great producer. He had constructed a town named Vakataka in Nashik district.
After the death of Vaishishthiputra Pulumawi-Gautami's son, Vashishthi's son became Pulumavi Raja. He also ruled for nearly 24 years (130-54). It is called Pukoma in the Puranas. In the NASCI Gehahek of Vashishthiputra Pulumavya, 19th year of the reign, Balshree calls herself a mother of the current King's grandmother and ex-emperor. This description becomes relentless in relation to Pulumavi's father, his ancestor Gautimiputra Shatkarni whose son he inherited in approximately 130 AD.It is identified by the Cortolemu, mentioned by Tolami, whose capital was the establishment at the bank of Godavari. He is also called the King of the New World (Pulumavi). From Navinagar (New Nagar or Navor), the motivation takes place only from the store. Pulumavy's right as the former remained the right of the south It is evident from its records and received postures that the Krishna river area was part of its empire. Andhra was included in the Satavahana empire.It is known that Krishna river area was not included in Gautamiputra Shatkarni's empire. From Nashik and Karle Guha writings, it is known that Maharashtra was also in its possession. The black cave article he addressed is the last. The date marked in it is the 24th year of its state. Based on the acceptance of his throne in 130 AD, it can be said that he ruled till 154 AD.
Ptolemy has described Chishhan in his geography as the owner of Western Malwa and Ujjain. Chishan's coins are found in Kathiawar in Gujarat, but the coins of Chaitanya's son Jayadaman have also been received from Pushkar, which was in the possession of Satavahanas in the East. Therefore, it can be assumed that only by defeating the Pulumavi, the doubts will have been given authority over it. Chishan had on his coins numbered the currency symbol of Satvahanas on the Chaitya.
After the Pulumavi, Yagyashree Shatkarni was the last powerful emperor who ruled from 165 AD to 195 CE. The records of 27th year of the rule have been received from the place of Chinn in Krishna district and his articles have been available in Kannari and Pandulan (Nashik).
Yagya Shree Shatakani - Yagya Shri Shatkarni was the last mighty emperor of the Satavahan dynasty. He ruled for 27 years (165-192 AD). His rule was on both Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. He had inherited the northern Konkan from his successors. The records that have been found in the districts of Thana and Nashik prove that the state of Yagya Shree Shatkarni was spread far enough. During his time there was a big advancement of business. He tried to restore his ancestors.
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