Gangaridi Ebong Uttarbanger Itikatha by Rajat Pal [Hardcover]

"The history of Bengal from two and a half thousand years ago or earlier refers to the history of the Rarh region and North Bengal. This is because the Gangetic delta region was then a marshy and island-filled area. Therefore, Gangaridai does not only refer to that delta. In addition to identifying the Gangaridai described by Greek and Roman writers as a vast army preventing Alexander's troops, this book discusses the ancient history of North Bengal. It also includes the identification of 'Sandrakottus.' Who was the emperor of North India during the time of Seleucus? Was he Chandragupta Maurya? Or his descendant?

The initial kingdom of Sri Gupta, the founder of the Gupta Empire, was in North Bengal. The Pala Empire also began in North Bengal. A large part of Kamrup was connected with the history of North Bengal. This book highlights the ancient archaeological sites and the overall history of North Bengal, including Mahasthangarh, Banagadh, Paharpur, Gosanimari, and even the mention of Devi Chaudhurani during the British era.

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"The Tale of Gangaridi and North Bengal""