Buddhist Sites of Western India in the Aftermath of the Sātavāhana-Kṣaharāta War: Dynastic Geographies and Patterns of Patronage, Renewal, and Abandonment

Conflict characterized the period of the mid- to late-first century CE in the western Deccan region of India, during which the Kṣaharātas, a satrapy to the north, annexed traditional Sātavāhana territories as it exerted control southward along coastal India. Donations at early Buddhist cave sites da...

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Main Author: Efurd, David (Author)
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Published: Peeters Publishers 2018
In: Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies
Year: 2018, Volume: 41, Pages: 359-420
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