Who was Siamak Maurya?
Who was Siamak Maurya?
Rani Noor’s son Siamak is the second prince in race to the throne. However, she wants him to be the next king. She has trained her son Siamak in such a way that he too has the sole aim. However, Siamak is not a Maurya vanshi, he has the blood of Unani and Khorasani.
Who is Sushim mother?
CharumitraSusima / Mother
Who was Bindusara son?
Ashoka
SusimaVitashoka
Bindusara/Sons
Who is the wife of Vitashoka?
Subhadrangi
| Dharma | |
|---|---|
| Spouse | Bindusara |
| Issue | Ashoka Vitashoka (according to Ashokavadana) Tissa (according to Mahavamsa) Susima (Step – Son) |
| Dynasty | Maurya (by marriage) |
| Father | A Brahmin of Champa (according to Ashokavadana) |
What happened to Siamak?
The Fate of Mohsen & Siamak Mohsen was found with his head in a bathtub full of water; Taji is convinced this was not a suicide. Soon after, men arrive at Siamak’s home and execute his sister. Later, Marji hears that Siamak and his family escaped from Iran by hiding among a flock of sheep.
Who is Sushim son?
Nigrodha
He was next in line for his father’s throne, but was assassinated by his younger half-brother, Ashoka, who eventually succeeded Bindusara as the third Mauryan emperor….
| Susima | |
|---|---|
| Died | c. 270 BCE |
| Issue | Nigrodha(Buddhist monk) |
| House | Maurya |
| Father | Bindusara |
Who is Bindusara father?
Chandragupta MauryaBindusara / Father
Are Bindusara and bimbisara same?
Bimbisara was the first to lay foundations for Magadha, which later became Pataliputra. Bimibisara expanded his kingdom to a large extent in the east, which later went to expand the Mauryan empire. Bindusara was the son of Chandragupta Maurya, who founded the Mauryan empire.
Who is Bindusar mother?
DurdharaBindusara / Mother
Who are Mohsen and Siamak?
These guys are the first political prisoners Marji meets. She respects them, but her tendency for hero worship leads her to respect them at the expense of respecting her father. Unfortunately, their freedom is short-lived: “All the former revolutionaries became the sworn enemies of the republic” (9.35).
