Chandra Gupta I (320 - 335CE): The Gupta were vassals of the Kushanas. Chandra Gupta I ascended the throne of Magadha sometime around 320CE. He cemented his position by marrying a Lichchavi princess from present-day Nepal. Chandra Gupta laid a strong foundation for the kingdom. He was succeeded by his son Samudra Gupta.
King of India (reigned 320 to c. 330 ce) and founder of the Gupta empire. He was the grandson of Sri Gupta, the first known ruler of the Gupta line. Chandragupta I, whose early life is unknown, became a local chief in the kingdom of Magadha (parts of modern Bihar state). He increased his power and territory by marrying, about 308, Princess Kumaradevi of the Lichhavi tribe, which then controlled north Bihar and perhaps Nepal. Toward the close of the 3rd century ce, India consisted of a number of independent states, both monarchical and nonmonarchical; it is highly probable that the Guptas and Licchavis ruled over adjoining principalities. Their union by marriage enhanced the power and prestige of the new kingdom. Special gold coins depicted the king and queen on one side and the Licchavis on the other. The chronology of the Gupta era, dating from 320 and used in India for several centuries, is believed to be based on the date of either his coronation or his marriage.
The suggestion that Chandra Gupta I conquered the Scythians is probably without foundation. Nor is it likely that he overcame the Licchavis by killing their king or that he was murdered by his heir. The tradition generally accepted is that the king held an assembly of councillors and royal family members at which Prince Samudra Gupta was formally nominated to succeed his abdicating father.
Chandragupta expanded his kingdom upto Allahabad and took the title of ____________ . | |||
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Chandragupta I, the first ruler of Gupta dynasty, ascended throne of _______ in 320 A.D | |||
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The First ruler of the Gupta dynasty who adopted the grand title of Maharaj - Adhiraja was ___________________ | |||
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