Magadha being ruled by the Haryanka dynasty
Time: 7th Century BC
Place: Indian subcontinent (Present-Day Rajgir, Bihar, India)
Details: Early sources, from the Buddhist Pāli Canon, the Jain Agamas, and the Hindu Puranas, mention Magadha being ruled by the Haryanka dynasty for some 200 years, c. 600–413 BCE.
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