kosala crowned karna as the king of anga in the maharashtra.
kosala crowned karna as the king of anga in the maharashtra.
in the maharashtra he crowned karna as the king of anga?
kosala
anga kingdom









































anga is described in the "mahabharata" as a kingdom in the eastern parts of india.









































in the "mahabharata", the anga king "romapada" was a friend of kosala king dasharatha. kosala princess "shāntā", elder to raghava rama, lived as the daughter of romapada, since he was childless. duryodhana established karna as the ruler of angas. it is believed that there were many anga kings who ruled different parts of anga kingdom, contemporary to karna. champapuri was the capital of anga ruled by karna. magadha (south-west bihar) king jarasandha gifted another city called malinipuri, to the anga king karna.
anga kingdom
sultanganj traditionally been part of a large state anga. on the day of the mahabharata, karna, the brother of the sixth five pandavas, ruled anga. the capital of anga was champa. this champanagar champa is located three miles west of bhagalpur. king karna had castles at champa (currently champanagar) and jahnugiri (modern sultanganj). currently champanagar, karna the castle site, is well known as karnagarh. karnagarh is practically part of the town of bhagalpur.









































section::::attractions.:budhanath temple.
bhagalpur