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Year of death?

The text suggests 467, the categories 480. Dsp13 (talk) 12:11, 21 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Junagadh rock inscription

A nice image of the Junagadh rock, on which inscriptions related to Skandagupta can be found. Feel free to insert in the article. PHG (talk) 18:54, 26 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

seems to have missed lot of information

I am amazed that the bhitari inscription is completely missed out as a source .Skendagupta slept on the floors as ordinary soldiers and built canvas shelters for the indian long bow to ensure that Maghadhans would win victory agaisnt the huns. If you do not keep your bow dry then it becomes effective was obvious when Porus was overcome by alexander but I will try to provide the source of his tactics soon

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 [[Image:Ashoka Rock Edict at Junagadh.jpg|thumb|The [[Junagadh]] rock contains inscriptions of [[Ashoka]] (fourteen of the [[Edicts of Ashoka]]), [[Rudradaman I]] and [[Skandagupta]].]]
 A nice image of the Junagadh rock, on which inscriptions related to Skandagupta can be found. Feel free to insert in the article. [[User:PHG|PHG]] ([[User talk:PHG|talk]]) 18:54, 26 June 2008 (UTC)
+== seems to have missed lot of information==
+I am amazed that the bhitari inscription is completely missed out as a source .Skendagupta slept on the floors as ordinary soldiers and built canvas shelters for the indian long bow to ensure that Maghadhans would win victory agaisnt the huns. If you do not keep your bow dry then it becomes effective was obvious when Porus was overcome by alexander but I will try to provide the source of his tactics soon