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Why was Durga important in the Mauryan Saptanga theory?
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Correct answer: Because it served as security and defensive base of the state
Durga was an element of defence and strategic stability of the state. For exams, remember the function of each Saptanga limb.
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Because it served as security and defensive base of the state
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Durga was an element of defence and strategic stability of the state. For exams, remember the function of each Saptanga limb.
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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian History. Topic: Ancient Indian History.
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