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   Megasthenes was a Seleukidian envoy who visited the Mauryan capital Pataliputra during the reign of Chandragupta Maurya. His account, Indica, encapsulates his impressions of India, particularly northern India, under Chandragupta Maurya. However, the original work is lost.

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   empire is as follows. The whole empire was divided into provinces and each of them was in turn divided into a number of districts (vishayas or aharas). A number of villages were included in one district. The exact number of provinces under Chandragupta is not known but Ashoka had at least five provinces. These were : Provinces Capital

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   May 16, 2024 · The Mauryan administrative system is well described in the Arthashastra, Greek accounts, and Ashokan inscriptions. Under the visionary leadership of Chandragupta Maurya, Bindusara, and Ashoka, the Mauryan administration was marked by its centralisation, bureaucratic structure, and commitment to welfare and justice which eventually led Indian history to enter a new era of centralised administration.

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   dynastic powers had declined. Under Mauryan Empire authority, a large portion of the Indian subcontinent was unified, and a secure central government was established, which resulted in the creation of the basic social structure and its caste systems. Keywords: Mauryan Empire, sovereignty, territoriality, Indian History, Dynastic powers. 1 ...

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   How did the Mauryan administration change Indian history?

   • Under the visionary leadership of Chandragupta Maurya, Bindusara, and Ashoka, the Mauryan administration was marked by its centralisation, bureaucratic structure, and commitment to welfare and justice which eventually led Indian history to enter a new era of centralised administration.

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   How did Mauryan government work?

   • Mauryans developed an organised and elaborate system of administration. Decentralisation was prevalent, as the village units played a significant role as the base of grassroots administration. The empire was divided into provinces, provinces into districts, and districts into rural and urban centres for efficient administration.

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   • THE MAURYAN ‘EMPIRE’* learn about the society, economy and political set up of the Mauryas. At the time of Alexander’s invasion of India, Magadha under the Nanda rule had emerged as the most formidable power. The ascendancy of Magadha reached its peak under the successors of Nandas, i.e., the Mauryas.

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   How did the Mauryan Empire affect the Indian subcontinent?

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   • The Mauryan administration is primarily notable for its provincial administration. According to Ashoka's inscriptions, the Maurya kingdom was split into provinces governed by authorities.

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   • Central Administration 1.1. The Emperor: The pinnacle of the Maurya administrative hierarchy was the emperor, who wielded absolute power. As the supreme ruler, the emperor was responsible for the overall governance, military command, and justice.

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   ensured the empire's territorial integrity and security. 3.4. Navy: Under Chandragupta Maurya and his successors, the empire developed a naval force to protect its maritime interests. The navy played a crucial role in securing trade routes and coastal regions. The Mauryan navy was instrumental in establishing the empire's