The main occupations of the people the …………. territory were fishing and salt making.

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• The inhabitants of the …………… territory were the Parathevar, Valayar, Minavar, Nulayar etc.
• ………………, 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 Indus people were highly interested in arts and crafts. The bronze figure of the dancing girl found at …………… was an excellent piece of art.
• By now relations between Kurus and Panchalas were established through lineage connections.Soon after, one of the Kuru kings, Vasu branched off and occupied Chedi on the southern fringe of Yamuna and Magadha in …………, both earlier occupied by Yadavas.
• ………………in ‘The History and Culture of Indian People’, Vol. 1 remarks, “The large number of signs precludes the possibility of the script being alphabetic.It was mainly phonetic, most of signs standing for open or close syllables and the remainder functioning as determinates or ideograms”.
• The ……………… war was fought between the two major segments of the lineage on the plains of Kurukshetra and most of the segments were destroyed in the battle.
• The lunar lineage and its distribution were incorporated substantially into the area where the …………… war was fought.
• The Bharatas were settled in the region between the Sarasvati and the Yamuna while the Purus remained in the ………….. region.
• The Kiratas, Kikatas, Chandalas, Parnakas, and Simyus were Dasa tribes who inhabited the …………. valley.
• The ……………. were dark-complexioned, snub-nosed, worshippers of the phallus, rich in cattle and lived in fortified strongholds; pura.