Ancient and Medieval Indian Rulers

The Rashtrakutas, under Dantidurga, overthrew the Chalukyas of Badami in the mid-8th century.

Raja Rattan Chand was a prominent ruler of the Kahloor (Bilaspur) princely state.

The Mauryan emperor Ashoka is famous for his edicts inscribed on rocks and pillars across the Indian subcontinent, which represent the earliest decipherable stone inscriptions in India.

Manigramam was a prominent guild or corporation of merchants in South India during the medieval period, involved in trade.

Chandra Gupta I was the first Gupta ruler to adopt the title Maharajadiraja (King of Kings) after his marriage to the Lichchhavi princess Kumaradevi.

In the Rig Vedic period, several women, including Ghosha, Apala, and Viswavara, composed hymns and attained the status of Rishikas (female seers/Rishis).

In the Mauryan administration, 'Hiranya' refers to a tax paid in cash, whereas 'Bhaga' was the king's share of the produce (usually in kind).

Seleucus I Nicator was a general of Alexander the Great who fought a war against Chandragupta Maurya, making them contemporaries.

The practice of Purdah (seclusion of women) became more prevalent in India during the medieval period, particularly following the arrival of Islamic customs.

Agnimitra was the founder of Sunga dynasty.

Yes he coined the term.

Toramana was the founder of the Huna Empire in India. 

Chandragupta I styled himself as Maharajadhiraja.

The capital of ancient kingdom of Avanti was Ujjain.

Kadungon was the founder of the Pandyan Empire.