The first attempt of Chandragupta towards political integration was his war with ………….., the ruler of the area, west of the Indus.

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• ………………. in his research work ‘Decipherment of the Indus Script’ says that the Indus people used the phonetic script in the beginning which slowly and slowly in the late Harappan period assumed the alphabetic pattern.
• Chandragupta Maurya, the founder of the Mauryan dynasty overthrew the last Nanda king and occupied his capital …………. in 321 B.C.
• According to ……………., “Perhaps the discovery of some bilingual inscriptions in those areas with which the Indus people had close trade relations might give us the right clue to the decipherment of the Indus script”.
• There is good archaeological evidence to show that in the centuries following 2000 B.C, north-west India was invaded by some tribes from the west.They were called …………...
• ………………, the son and successor of Chandragupta is said to have subjugated kings and Nobles of about 16 cities and became the master of the territory which lay between Eastern and Western sea.
• The process of political integration was completed with the conquest of Kalinga by …………. and thus the Mauryan empire was formed.
• ……………., the rightful successor displeased his father and hence is banished to the South-West and Puru, the youngest inherits the Madhyadesa.
• The last Mauryan ruler ………. was murdered by his Brahmin general Pushyamitra Sunga, who founded the Sunga dynasty in 184 B.C.
• The lunar lineage and its distribution were incorporated substantially into the area where the …………… war was fought.
• A glorious civilization flourished in the valley of the river Indus and its neighbouring regions prior to the rise of the Chalcolithic Age.This civilization known as the …………. culture.