Evidence for the first succession that took place during this dynasty is found in a eulogy inscribed on a pillar in Allahabad.
Evidence for the first succession that took place during this dynasty is found in a eulogy inscribed on a pillar in Allahabad. This dynasty's third ruler took a name meaning "Sun of Valor," and a record of the kingdom under that ruler is provided by the Chinese monk Fa-hsien. It collapse began during the reign of Kumara and later Skanda, when this dynasty, whose territory was divided into provinces called bhukti, encountered the Huns in the early 5th century C.E., and successor kingdoms to this dynasty include Valabhi, Gujarata, and Bengal. Encompassing the major northern part of the subcontinent at the height of its power, for ten points, identify this Indian dynasty whose founder was Chandra I.
Evidence for the first succession that took place during this dynasty is found in a eulogy inscribed on a pillar in Allahabad.
{Gupta} dynasty