Andhra Kings
Andhra Kings was a well known dynasty in the South India, which existed from a very early period.
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Andhra Kings was a well known dynasty in the South India, which existed from a very early period. According to Professor Wilson, this dynasty started 20 years B.C. though they might not have established their authority in Magadha until the first centuries of the Christian era. They are noticed by Pliny.
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