Historical Geography of Ancient India c6.706
Historical Geography of Ancient India c6.706
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c6.706
The northern frontier of Kośala must have been in the hills in what is now Nepal; its southern boundary was the Ganges; and its eastern boundary was the eastern limit of the Śākya territory (*Cambridge History of India*, I, 178). The Kośalas were the ruling clan in the kingdom whose capital was Śrāvastī (*Buddhist India*, p. 25).