Is Durdhara Dhananand's daughter

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sudip4global

@sudip4global

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Posted: 13 years ago

😭Hi friends...i am silent reader of thgs forum..Durdhara is introduced...any body tell her real name...but mrignayani is better than her..but she died so early😭...But history was Durdhara is Chandragupt's 1st wife and Bindusar's mother...and another aspect...I have never heard that Durdhara was Dhananads daughter😕...according to some jain text Durdhra is obvious princess who felt love at first site to Chandu ❤️and married..but they tell chandu resque princess Durdhara from such incident confronting corrupted prince..and she helped Chandu to expanded his kingdom untill she died when she pregnant.. and according to some other historian and Indica Durdhara or Diodora was selucas 's daughter to whom Chandu defeat in the battle later..but Durdhara is Dhananad's daughter ..I am 1st time heard...would any body know the actual information plz share it..

and the serial goes very good shape...its very interesting to watch👏

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Prachi

@justjayati

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Posted: 13 years ago

Absolutely Not!!!!!!!!! dear!!!!!!!

she wasn't Dhan's daughter... Dhana's daughter was Kalyani... who also married CGM...

I don't know what are they showing in the show!!!!!!!!!! They are literally murdering the history!

that;s why I m now seeing this show considering it as a fiction!!!!!!!!

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sudip4global

@sudip4global

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Posted: 13 years ago

Thanks justjayati...yes they should not changed the history like filmy...

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rajatjainib

@rajatjainib

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Posted: 13 years ago

Durdhara was not Dhananada's Daughter!

Atleast don't mold the history on the basis of what you see in daily-soap Serials.

In 321 AD CGM married an Indo-Greek Princess, dauther of Seleucus I. Seceulus lost a battle to CGM. Greeks were searching for an opportunity to get into india as they heard the rumors of Dhanananda being thrown out of Magadha.

Check this link about Durdhara:

fiestalife.com/2011/10/15/durdhara-diodora-wife-of-chandragupta-maurya-mother-of-bindusara-340-bc-320-bc/

Durdhara died in 320 BC while conceiving a child.

Atleast don't clip history according to MASALA TV Serials... ;)

Enjoy

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PAYEL DEY

@--PAYEL--

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Posted: 13 years ago

i'm really confused what cgm wants to show. i think they wants to change the history.according to the real source of history of cgm was magasthenes in which it is clearly mentioned durdhara was the daughter of selucus.

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rajatjainib

@rajatjainib

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Posted: 13 years ago

Completely agree with payel!!
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rajatjainib

@rajatjainib

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Posted: 13 years ago

Completely agree with payel!! 😊

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dolly

@tiny15

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Posted: 13 years ago

dhurdhara was not the daughter of dhananada nor she was an indo-greek princess.and i m sure of it!!!

seleucus's daughter was helena who was also married 2 CGM & even Dhananand's daughter was also married 2 CGM but dhurdhara was neither Dhananaand's daughter nor of seleucus!!

Edited by tiny15 - 13 years ago

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PAYEL DEY

@--PAYEL--

Sparkler

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Posted: 13 years ago

i think the production house of cgm wants to make us fool...they only don't know the proper history of cgm

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chandraguptfan

@chandraguptfan

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Truthfully, I think that we were not there when it happened, so we can't judge. It could be anything. 🤔. This could have happened, so why think about it? Point is that anything could have happened, so is there a point debating these details? Just watch the show. It's not like they could have gotten this information out of nowhere, the show has been accurate in the past. Don't judge the show because it seems false, maybe they twist it or something- what if Durdhara is Selucus's daughter but only Dhananand knows, he kidnapped her from Selucus or something? You never know. I doubt that that happened, but I would not be surprised if it did.

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