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Nandivardhana, Son Of Urdavasu
Nandivardhana the name of the son of Urdavasu and also the name of the son of Janaka.,
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 As per the Puranas, Nandivardhana was the son of Urdavasu, king of Mithila.

Nandivardhana is also the name of the son of Janaka, king of Magadha.

Nandivardhana was again the son of Udayaswa, emperor of Magadha.'

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