Haryanka Dynasty - Later Rulers

Later Rulers

The kingdom had a particularly bloody succession. Anuruddha eventually succeeded Udaybhadra through assassination, and his son Munda succeeded him in the same fashion, as did his son Nagadasaka.

Due in part to this bloody dynastic feuding, it is thought that a civil revolt led to the emergence of the Shishunaga dynasty.

Possibly preceded by:
Brihadrathas dynasty		 Haryanka dynasty Succeeded by:
Shishunaga dynasty

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