Shung Dynasty was a government lineage of ancient India who ruled after the Mauryan Dynasty. Pushyamitra Shung was the first ruler of this dynasty.
Pushyamitra Shung (185 - 14 9 B.C.) was the founder and first king of the Sunga empire of northern India. Earlier, he was the commander in the Mauryan Empire. In 185 BC, he was killed during the military review of the last Mauryan emperor Great Dynasty and proclaimed himself king. After that he performed Ashwamedha Yajna and took much of northern India into his jurisdiction.Inscriptions of Shung State A inscription of Pusamit Mitra has been found in Jalandhar of Punjab and according to the Divya, this state was extended to Sangla (the present Sialkot). The capital of the empire was Pataliputra.
Pushyamitra succeeded in securing the intermediate part of the ancient Mauryan Empire. Pushyamitra's empire stretched from Himalayas in the north to Barar in the south and from Punjab in the west to Magadha in the east. According to Divya Vandan and Tarnath, he had the right to Jalandhar and Sialkot also.In various parts of the empire, the tradition of appointing the Rajkumar or Rajkul people as governor continued. Pushyamitra appointed his sons as co-ruler in different areas of the empire. And his son Agnimitra was a sub-king of Vidisha. Dhanadev was the Governor of skill. Rajkumar was also the operator of the army. At this time even the smallest unit of village rule was.
By this era, the relaxation of Mauryan Central control had come in and the tendency of feudalism had started to become active.
In the Mahatma, Pushyamitra Shung was a Brahmin of Bharadwaj, according to the Ashtadhyayi of Patanjali and Panini.
Agnimitra (14 9 -141 BC) was the king of the Shung dynasty. Kalidas made this character of his drama, which seems to have been that Kalidas's time has been near its era.
After Agnimitra, Vasujithetha (141 - 131 BC) Vasumitra (131-124 B.C.), Dark (124 - 122 BC), Pulindak (122-1196 AD), Ghosh Shung, Vajramitra According to Bhagwadra, Deobhuti (83-73 BC), the rulers ruled for 112 years.
Pushyamitra Shung (185 - 14 9 B.C.) was the founder and first king of the Sunga empire of northern India. Earlier, he was the commander in the Mauryan Empire. In 185 BC, he was killed during the military review of the last Mauryan emperor Great Dynasty and proclaimed himself king. After that he performed Ashwamedha Yajna and took much of northern India into his jurisdiction.Inscriptions of Shung State A inscription of Pusamit Mitra has been found in Jalandhar of Punjab and according to the Divya, this state was extended to Sangla (the present Sialkot). The capital of the empire was Pataliputra.
Pushyamitra succeeded in securing the intermediate part of the ancient Mauryan Empire. Pushyamitra's empire stretched from Himalayas in the north to Barar in the south and from Punjab in the west to Magadha in the east. According to Divya Vandan and Tarnath, he had the right to Jalandhar and Sialkot also.In various parts of the empire, the tradition of appointing the Rajkumar or Rajkul people as governor continued. Pushyamitra appointed his sons as co-ruler in different areas of the empire. And his son Agnimitra was a sub-king of Vidisha. Dhanadev was the Governor of skill. Rajkumar was also the operator of the army. At this time even the smallest unit of village rule was.
By this era, the relaxation of Mauryan Central control had come in and the tendency of feudalism had started to become active.
In the Mahatma, Pushyamitra Shung was a Brahmin of Bharadwaj, according to the Ashtadhyayi of Patanjali and Panini.
Agnimitra (14 9 -141 BC) was the king of the Shung dynasty. Kalidas made this character of his drama, which seems to have been that Kalidas's time has been near its era.
After Agnimitra, Vasujithetha (141 - 131 BC) Vasumitra (131-124 B.C.), Dark (124 - 122 BC), Pulindak (122-1196 AD), Ghosh Shung, Vajramitra According to Bhagwadra, Deobhuti (83-73 BC), the rulers ruled for 112 years.
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