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During the post-Mauryan period, which powerful republican tribe minted extensive copper coinage bearing legends referencing their victory and political dominance across the region encompassing modern Rohtak, Naurangabad, and Sonipat in Haryana?
A. Malavas
B. Yaudheyas✓ Correct Answer
C. Arjunayanas
D. Audumbaras
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Yaudheyas were a prominent martial republic that occupied the region of Haryana and southern Punjab after the decline of the Maurya empire. Their numerous coin hoards discovered at Khokrakot in Rohtak and Naurangabad in Bhiwani bear the legend Yaudheyanam Bahudhanaka meaning of the Yaudheyas in Bahudhanaka which was the ancient Sanskrit name for the corn-rich region of Haryana.
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