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# Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c29.111

Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c29.111

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### [c29.111](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.pargiter-1922.c29.111)

The supremacy of Ayodhyā soon waned, and the Kānyakubja kingdom rose into local prominence under its king Jahnu;¹ and shortly afterwards, and perhaps in consequence of the disturbances caused by Māndhātṛ’s conquests, three great movements occurred among the Haihayas, Ānavas and Druhyus.

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