The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c10.s5.t1.7

c10.s5.t1.7

Another case of expulsion in Hindu history is that which resulted in the founding of the Śiśu-nâga Dynasty in B. C. 602. The populace were led to depose the reigning king, Nâgadasako the "impious", because of his parricide. Really they condemned the whole House as a "parricidal race", as another ruler of the family, Udayibhaddako, the perfidiously impious son of Ajâtasattu, had put his parent to death.⁵