Why is the period that followed the Maurya empire sometimes called the 'Age of Reorganisation' Class 7
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Why is the period that followed the Maurya empire sometimes called the 'Age of Reorganisation' Class 7
Why is the period that followed the Maurya empire sometimes called the 'Age of Reorganisation' Class 7
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- The Maurya Empire fell around 185 BCE, leading to its breakup.
- New kingdoms such as Indo-Greeks, Shakas, Kushanas, Shungas, Satavahanas and other tributary emerged from former Maurya Empire.
- These kingdoms constantly competed for power and territory.
- The political landscape of India changed significantly during this time.
- The term reflects the restructuring of regions and the rise of new powers.