kamarupa is the old name of kamapitha state.
kamarupa is the old name of kamapitha state.
kamarupa is the old name of which state?
kamapitha
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kamarupa (; also called pragjyotisha or pragjyotisha-kamarupa), a power during the classical period on the indian subcontinent was (along with davaka) the first historical kingdom of assam, was an example of an early state. though kamarupa existed from 350 ce to 1140 ce, davaka was absorbed by kamarupa in the 5th century ce. ruled by three dynasties from their capitals in present-day guwahati, north guwahati and tezpur, kamarupa at its height covered the entire brahmaputra valley, north bengal, bhutan and northern part of bangladesh, and at times portions of what is now west bengal and bihar.
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bullet::::- kamarupa pithas, geographical divisions of ancient kamrup









































bullet::::- early period of kamarupa, the kamarupa kingdom during the varman dynasty









































bullet::::- kamarupa of bhaskaravarman, the kamarupa kingdom during the last varman ruler bhaskaravarman









































bullet::::- kamarupa – late to end period, kamarupa kingdom from mid-seventh to twelfth-century (covering the mlechchha and the pala (kamarupa) dynasty









































bullet::::- cultural development of kamarupa, cultural development in kamarupa









































bullet::::- kamarupa anusandhan samiti, (assam research society) society on ancient kamrup studies









































bullet::::- greater kamrup, territorial fluctuations of kamarupa in first millennium









































bullet::::- undivided kamrup district, former administrative district, corresponding to the modern kamrup region
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