Early life and ascension
AJATASHATRU was responsible for his father's death, which gave him the opportunity to ascend the throne of Mojeto.
Bimbisara ruled a place called Girivraja, also known as Rajagriha, and is now recognized as the modern Rajgir. In his time, he established three important marriage alliances, among which Princess Cerana of Lichawi family of Fridge Alliance and the daughter of King Chetaka were the mothers of Ajatashatru. Ajatashatru, also known as Kunika, grew up in Rajagriha under the effective guidance of his father. According to the tradition of maharaja education in India, he was trained in ancient Indian war, archery, fencing, horseback riding, biblical knowledge and many other subjects. In Jainism and Buddhist literature, there are various legends related to the birth of the Buddha Aya. His name means "the enemy was never born, so he won" in the local language. It is said that Foya's mother will have nightmares during pregnancy and have a negative premonition, which indicates that the child born will be evil and harmful. His parents. However, there is no historical record to confirm this story. This may have been added later. It is a common tradition in India to attach supernatural factors to famous historical figures.
When the tall man grew up, he was taken by Binbisharo to fight Anya. Anja Kingdom (now West Bengal, Bangladesh and Orissa) is a close neighbor of Mojeto, and its capital is the occupied city. It can enter trade routes and coastal areas for overseas trade. Bimbisara understands its importance; He attacked and defeated Anya Army in the battle. After the victory of the battle, Lord Agui was appointed governor. Anya soon proved to be the most prosperous region of the empire, because its overseas trade made the kingdom rich and powerful. Binbisharo always thought that the Buddha's son was his ideal heir, so he was put in charge of the most important and prosperous province. However, Lord Gao's ambition soon defeated him, and he was not satisfied with controlling only one area.
According to Buddhist data, devadatta, the cousin of Sakyamuni, has been unfaithful to the Buddha. Bin Bisalla may have become a Buddhist by then, and Sakyamuni's growing influence on him made devadatta jealous. He coveted his position in the imperial court and persuaded the Buddha Ayue to usurp the throne through a coup. Ajatashatru was deceived by all this. He was soon deposed and executed after imprisoning his father. However, there is a legend that Ben Bisalla committed suicide after being imprisoned. In any case, the Akkadian was responsible for his father's death, which gave him a chance to ascend the throne of Mojeto.
conquer
Ajatashatru's cruelty brought him to the throne, but his ambition did not end there. He wants to build a bigger kingdom for himself. At the same time, I was shocked by the crime of patricide committed by Ben Bisalla's son, one of his wives. The princess of the Kingdom of Kosara died of grief or suicide with her husband. She is the sister of King Prasanajita, the ruler of the Kingdom of Kosara. He gave the bustling Kashgar City to Bin Bisalla as a dowry. At the same time, after losing his sister and brother, an ally Prasanajita was angry and brought Kashgar back. This gave the high king a reason to attack Kosara, which is roughly equivalent to parts of modern Indian Uttar Pradesh.
The battle between Ajatashatru and Prasanajita witnessed the tug-of-war of fate between the two sides. Once, the Akkadian was defeated and arrested without supervision, and the elder Pasha Najido saved his life. He quickly forgave him and returned Kashgar to him. However, Basha Nadjita was soon deposed by his own son, and Lord Aguilar attacked the fruit salad kingdom with all his might. Now that the good Pasha Nadgita is gone, he quickly annexed Kosara and all its resources.
Encouraged by this conquest, and the endless supply of weapons from the rich iron ore deposits in his kingdom and elephants and forests in the nearby jungle, Lord Agui turned his attention to the powerful Frigis Alliance and its capital, Waishali. Ajatashatru's mother belongs to Licchavi clan of Vrijji League, but this did not stop him from attacking this kingdom. His ambition is boundless.
At that time, the kingdom of Freiji (now northern Bihar, India) was an entity ruled by an important clan alliance in the town, with clan leaders at the helm. Frigis is United. They have a powerful army. Despite his strong military strength and unlimited supplies, Ajatashatru could not defeat the Vrijji Alliance after many attempts, so he turned to tricks. He understood that despite unity, Freiji people would never be defeated, and looked for ways to break this unity. Soon, he made a plan to put one of his most trusted ministers in it, probably named "Vasakala", who may be pretending or wanting to defect. After gaining their trust and settling down there, Vasakala manipulated his ways slowly and gradually, and sowed the seeds of discord among the Virginians. After cunning ministers kept inculcating each other with false stories, their unity was gradually broken.
When they began to quarrel, Lord Aya attacked Visher to leave the city. This time, he also improvised his attack techniques by introducing two new and unique war machines. One is a catapult, which can throw huge stones at the enemy from weapons, and the other is a chariot-like a machine with a huge mace or sword, which can cut down the enemy while moving. After a bloody struggle, Lord Arco defeated the Frigis Alliance they had assembled at the last minute. He annexed the kingdom and added it to his growing empire. During this period, there was a legend that there was a famous prostitute named Amrapali in Visheri. She dated Buddha Akira and later became a disciple of Sakyamuni Buddha. This can't be confirmed by the current historical evidence, but this legend has grown and attracted the imagination of the contemporary public.
It took a long time to solve the battle with Vrijjis. It is said that Ajatashatru fought them 16 years (484 BC to 468 BC). Besides further conquest, the high lords attacked the kingdom for two other reasons. He was angry that Richard Chavez did not agree to share the contents of the gem mine on the border between the two kingdoms, which Richard Chavez had promised earlier. Secondly, two stepbrothers of Foagol fled with some of his valuables, which deeply offended him and later hid in Visher.
Encouraged by this success, Lord Ako then turned his attention to the situation of two generations, when the capital of the most powerful kingdom in the Indian subcontinent was located in Ujain (now Madhya Pradesh and some other neighboring countries in central India). After a period of time, the engagement was deadlocked, and the Pradiota dynasty of two generations finally succumbed to the next Shishunaga dynasty of Magadan Empire.
administration management
AJATASHATRU built a strong city near Ganges River, and Putra in Batali became the capital of Magadan.
Like his father Bin Bisalla, Lord Gao ruled from his capital, the King of Social City, but in the long Ricardo campaign, for extra security, he also built a fortress called Patali Gemma near the Ganges, which later became Patali Putra, the capital of Magadan. It has now become a modern city, Patna. As far as the King's Shecheng is concerned, there are five towering hills around it. A Gui used stone walls to fill the gaps in the hills and make them indestructible. He inherited the administrative system of his father and the army, and was divided into four divisions: car division, foot division, riding division and elephant division. After Anya's conquest, they retained some naval forces.
religion
Jainism and Buddhism both claim that Aya has followed their path. Ajeta Chatroux visited Sakyamuni Buddha when she realized the mistake of her dead father. He also supported the followers of all other religions who came to his kingdom of Magadha at that time. In terms of religious tolerance, Lord A Kao seems to follow the example of his father Bin Bisalla. He supports various religions by reducing or refunding taxes for ascetic monks. As Buddhism and Jainism rose in Mohato under Lord Akyo, Brahmanism seemed to take a back seat there, so Brahmanians looked down on Mohato in literature.
Death and legacy
Ajatashatru was inherited by his son Udaya or Udayin. It is said that he deposed and executed his father, thus following Ajatashatru's own tradition. After Udaja, the rulers of Hariyanka dynasty also committed the crime of patricide one after another, and soon the last ruler of Hariyanka was deposed by the people and replaced by the Shishunaga dynasty. The era of King akira is not just its Empire State Building. As people like Sakyamuni and stay in the background of Indian history, Valdamana, a very important hero, lives with many other monks with different philosophies. He also sees the spirit of asceticism and explores the wider mysteries of the world.