Name: Amoghavarsha: Rashtrakuta Ka Royal Scholar | Great Indian Kings
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Channel: Ashutosh Narayan

Amoghavarsha: Rashtrakuta Ka Royal Scholar

Ashutosh Narayan

Dekhiye Seekho app par humari nayi series "Great Indian Kings", jahan hum baat karte hain Rashtrakoot vansh ke sabse mahaan raja Amogh Varsh ke baare mein, jo Dakshin ka Ashok ke naam se prasiddh hain. Janiye kaise unhone matra chaudah saal ki umr mein rajgaddi sambhali aur apne shanti aur samriddhi ke sandesh se Dakshin Bharat ko ek naye yug mein le gaye. Unka samrajya Gujarat se Tamil Nadu tak phaila tha aur unhone apne rajya ko yuddh se nahi balki kalam aur kootneeti se majboot kiya. Unki kalam se nikli Kannada bhasha ki pehli kriti Kavirajamarg aur Sanskrit mein Prashnottar Ratna Malika ko bhi janiye. Amogh Varsh ki kahani humare latest episode mein, sirf Seekho app par.
 
Iss video mein janiye Rashtrakuta raja Amoghavarsha I ke baare mein, jinhe yudh ki jagah vidya, dharm aur parshashan par dhyan diya. Kannada aur Sanskrit mein kitaabein likhi, Manyakheta ka nirmaan kiya aur Jain dharm ko vishesh samarthan di.
 
Explore the illustrious reign of Amogh Varsha, the Rashtrakuta monarch dubbed as the "South Ashoka," in our latest episode of "Great Indian Kings." Ascending to the throne in 814 AD, Amogh Varsha ruled South India not with the sword but with pen and peace. His domain, one of the most powerful in 9th century India, stretched from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh to Tamil Nadu and from the Konkan coast to the Krishna Godavari Basin in Andhra Pradesh. Unlike his predecessors and contemporaries, he chose diplomacy and cultural flourishing over warfare, fostering peaceful relations with neighboring dynasties and supporting diverse religious practices. Amogh Varsha was also a patron of the arts and literature, significantly contributing to Kannada and Sanskrit literature, and was a devout follower of Jainism. Discover the legacy of one of medieval India's longest-reigning and most celebrated rulers. Join us on Seekho and delve into the story of a king who preferred the power of knowledge over the force of arms.

Dekhiye Seekho app par humari nayi series "Great Indian Kings", jahan hum baat karte hain Rashtrakoot vansh ke sabse mahaan raja Amogh Varsh ke baare mein, jo Dakshin ka Ashok ke naam se prasiddh hain. Janiye kaise unhone matra chaudah saal ki umr mein rajgaddi sambhali aur apne shanti aur samriddhi ke sandesh se Dakshin Bharat ko ek naye yug mein le gaye. Unka samrajya Gujarat se Tamil Nadu tak phaila tha aur unhone apne rajya ko yuddh se nahi balki kalam aur kootneeti se majboot kiya. Unki kalam se nikli Kannada bhasha ki pehli kriti Kavirajamarg aur Sanskrit mein Prashnottar Ratna Malika ko bhi janiye. Amogh Varsh ki kahani humare latest episode mein, sirf Seekho app par.
 
Explore the illustrious reign of Amogh Varsha, the Rashtrakuta monarch dubbed as the "South Ashoka," in our latest episode of "Great Indian Kings." Ascending to the throne in 814 AD, Amogh Varsha ruled South India not with the sword but with pen and peace. His domain, one of the most powerful in 9th century India, stretched from Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh to Tamil Nadu and from the Konkan coast to the Krishna Godavari Basin in Andhra Pradesh. Unlike his predecessors and contemporaries, he chose diplomacy and cultural flourishing over warfare, fostering peaceful relations with neighboring dynasties and supporting diverse religious practices. Amogh Varsha was also a patron of the arts and literature, significantly contributing to Kannada and Sanskrit literature, and was a devout follower of Jainism. Discover the legacy of one of medieval India's longest-reigning and most celebrated rulers. Join us on Seekho and delve into the story of a king who preferred the power of knowledge over the force of arms.

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