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yuan Chwang, who remained in Inda for approximately thirteen years (c. A.DD. 630-44) tells us that Harshavardhana was of 'Fe ishe'(bais) extraction. The Āryamanjuśrimulakalpa also clearly states that the Pushyabhutis belonged to the vaisya caste. According to Tripathi, the suffix ' bhūti '
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may have also been a feudatory to the Maukhari king Avanti-Varman in his early days. Prabhakara's daughter Rajyashri married Avanti-Varman's son Graha-Varman. As a result of this marriage, Prabhakara's political status increased significantly, and he assumed the sovereign title
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Some modern books describe the dynasty as "Vardhana", because the names of its kings end with the suffix "-vardhana". However, this may be misleading as the names of kings of other dynasties also end with this suffix.
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proposed that this was a scribal error, and that the correct name was Pushyabhuti. Several modern scholars now use the form "Pushpabhuti", while others prefer the variant "Pushyabhuti".
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ritual at a cremation ground, under the influence of Bhairavacharya, a teacher from "the South". At the end of this ritual, a goddess (identified with
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gives a legendary account of their origin, naming Pushyabhuti as the dynasty's founder. According to this legend, Pushyabhuti lived in the Srikantha
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then vowed to destroy the Gauda king and their allies. Again, Bana does not mention the name of the Gauda king, but historians identify him with
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During Prabhakarvardhan's rule this dynasty became prominent. His son Harshvardhan further expand Vardhan kingdom in his rule.
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The following are the known rulers of the Pushyabhuti or Vardhana dynasty, with estimated period of reign (
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This probably explains the emergence of Pushyabhuti, a Vaisya by caste and a Saiva by faith, as its ruler
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in northern India during the 6th and 7th centuries. The dynasty reached its zenith under its last ruler
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The Pushyabhuti dynasty originally ruled a small area around their capital Sthaneshvara (
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additionally indicates that Pushyabhuti, the founder of the family was a vaisya
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No concrete information is available about the origins of the dynasty.
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defeated the Malava ruler, but was killed by the Gauda king.
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in the east; in the south, his empire extended up to the
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States and territories disestablished in the 7th century
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Lion Capital, Vardhana dynasty, Gwalior, 7th century CE.
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Coin of Harshavardhana, c. 606–647 CE. Obverse: portrait of Harshavardhana with a crescent over the head. Reverse: Fan-tailed Garuda standing facing. of Pushyabhuti dynasty
Harshavardhana
Garuda
Pushyabhuti dynasty is located in South Asia

South-Asia
600–650 CE

PRATIHARAS
PALLAVAS
PANDYAS
CHOLAS
CHERAS
NEZAK
HUNS

KALINGAS
TAANK
TOKHARA
YABGHUS

WESTERN TURKS
PATOLAS
KARKOTAS
TIBETAN
EMPIRE

TOCHARIANS
MAITRAKAS
KALACHURIS
CHACHAS
CHALUKYAS
SASANIAN
EMPIRE



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Thanesar
Kannauj

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