Mahajanapadas
- Mahajanapadas were ancient Kingdoms which were formed post Vedic age in around 6th century BCE.
- There were 16 such kingdoms – Anga (cap. Champa), Magadha (c. Girivraja and Rajagriha), Kasi (c. Kasi), Vatsa (c. Kausambi), Kosala (c. Sravasti), Saurasena (c. Mathura), Panchala (c. Ahichchatra and Kampliya), Kuru (c. Indraprastha), Matsya (c. Viratnagar), Chedi (c. Sothivati), Avanti (c. Ujjaini and Mahismati), Gandhara (c. Taxila), Kamboja (c. Pooncha), Ashmaka (c. Pratisthan), Vajji (c. Vaishali), and Malla (c. ....
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