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What type of government was there in magadha?
It had a Monarchy type of government like Bimbisara's son Ajatashatru became the succesor of maghada after Bimbisara
Who kills the emperor?
Bimbisara
Who killed the emperor brahmadatta?
Bimbisara
Who was father of bimbisara?
Bhatiya or Bhattiya
Who founded the Magadha Empire?
Bimbisara
Who was Ajatshatru?
was_a_king_of_the_Magadha_empire_in_north_India._He_was_the_son_of_King Bimbisara,_the_Great_Monarch_of_Magadha.
Who was the ruler of Magadha at the time of Gautam Buddha's death?
Bimbisara
What was capital o Bimbisara first king of magdha in history?
Rajgir
What was capital of bimbisara first king of magdha in history?
iam also searching the exact answer 4 ths question still.......bt i know tht king ajasaththa chnged the capital 2 pataliputra from rajagaha..that means rajagaha was the capital during king bimbisara ........and another book of mine says tht giriwraja was the capital of magadha during bimbisara
Who was known as the powerful ruler of Magadha?
Bimbisara,the ruler of magadh
Indian art and architecture of ancient period?
because the art of Indian are 1 . Ashoka , Bimbisara
Why did early Buddhist believe portraying buddha in art was impossible?
Buddha was impossible to portray because his radiance was too blindingly brilliant, and it made it impossible for an artist to accurately see his features or even his outline. Here is the story: During Buddha's lifetime, two Kings, Utayana and Bimbisara, used to exchange gifts. King Utayana gave King Bimbisara a priceless gem. Bimbisara wanted to have an image of the Buddha painted on cloth to give in return. After receiving the consent of the Buddha, Bimbisara sent his court artists to paint Buddha Shakyamuni's portrait. When artists looked upon the Buddha, however, they were so blinded by his radiance and so filled with wonder that they were unable to draw make out his features or even his outline. Then the Buddha led one of the artists to a clear pool and told him to paint his likeness from the reflection in the water. This the artist did, surrounding the portrait with images of the twelve links of dependent origination and with religious advice given by Buddha. King Utayana was greatly moved by this gift. That day, he prayed and meditated on the symbols of the twelve links, and he attained the path of seeing. As aresult, this style of painting came to be known as 'The image of the Sage taken from the water' (Chu-len-ma).
