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| Historical era | Antiquity | ||||||||
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• Disestablished | 37 AD | ||||||||
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The Deva-Hellene Kingdom of Arosiananda, also known historically as Arosiananda and the Avanola Kingdom, was a Vahna Period Hellene Kingdom covering various parts of northwestern Tennai, Khaltia, and the Kallapa Valley to the Varuna Ocean. It existed between the end of the second century BC through the first half of the first century AD an was ruled by over 30 kings and queens, Kephissa being the most illustrious and successful.
Background
Initial Hellene presence in Tennai
Hellene states in Khaltia
Rise of the Vahna (96 BC)
History of the Deva-Hellene Kingdom of Arosiananda
Expansion of Eirenaios into Tennai
Rule of Kephissa
Consolidation
Interactions with Tennaiite culture and religions
Decline
Later Contributions
Buddhist caves
Avanola era for Buddha sculptures
Idealogy
Religion
Art
Economy
Coinage
Tribute payments
Trade with Symmeria and Sabria
Varuna Ocean Trade
Armed Forces
Military technology
Size of Deva-Hellene armies
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