The Shalivahana era, also known as the Saka era, is used with Hindu calendars and the Indian national calendar. A celebrated collection of verses in the popular language has come down to us from Shalivahana's times. Shalivahana patronised popular dialects in preference to the elite's language Sanskrit. Victories followed and he created a prosperous kingdom with his successors forming the Satavahana dynasty. Victories followed an Shalivahana was a commoner who became king, a rare event in ancient India. The people of what is now Paithan on the bank of river Godavari made him king. As a youth Salivahana broke-up the gangs that robbed trader's caravans. A holy man is said to have foretold that he would be king one day. A free service that helps find an e-book in automatic mode on private file-sharing servers. A typical file search time is about seconds. Please do not reload the page during the search. Kohomada balanna voiceĪ holy man is said to have foretold that he would Press the button start search and wait a little while. He grew up as a poor widow's son, in a poor potter's family. Shalivahana was a commoner who became king, a rare event in ancient India.
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