Devabhuti, Last Sunga Prince
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Devabhuti is the last Sunga Prince, who was murdered by his minister.
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 Devabhuti is the last Sunga Prince. The Sunga Dynasty of Devabhuti ruled for a hundred and twelve years. The dynasty consisted of ten kings. Devabhuti was addicted to immoral practices. Vasudeva, his minister murdered Devabhuti and later took up the kingdom.
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