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Epic India (79): 

This article is about the kingdoms as reflected in Sanskrit literature. See History of India for a historical overview, in particular Mahajanapadas and Middle kingdoms of India for historical kingdoms ca. 700 BC–AD 1200.

Epic India is the depiction of Greater India in the Sanskrit epics, viz. the Mahabharata and the Ramayana as well as Puranic literature (the itihasa).

"Map of ancient Indian kingdoms during epic periods"

The kingdoms

The boundaries of the kingdoms

Cultural differences in the kingdoms

Main article Bahlika Culture

Main kingdoms of Northern and North-Central India

Main kingdoms of North-Central India

Kingdoms of Western and West-Central India

North-Northwestern (Fishermen's) kingdoms

Western kingdoms

Northwestern kingdoms

Northern kingdoms

Eastern kingdoms

Kingdoms South of the Vindhya Range

Kingdoms in the extreme South

Saraswati Valley kingdoms

Himalayan kingdoms

To know about the mythological aspects of these exotic tribes see Hindu mythology. To know about the historical significance of these tribes see the Exotic tribes of ancient India.

Erkkara Raman Nambudiri (1529)

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Etymology_of_Ayyavazhi (1330): 
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Exotic tribes of ancient India (80): 

These tribes include Gandharvas, Yakshas, Kinnaras, Kimpurushas, Rakshasas, Nagas, Suparnas, Vanaras, Vidyadharas, Valikilyas, Pisachas, Devas (within them Vasus, Rudras, Maruts, Adityas) and Asuras (within them Danavas, Daityas and Kalakeyas.)

The exotic capabilities included

1. the ability to appear and disappear at will
2. the ability to fly in air, with or without the use of an airborne vehicle
3. the knowledge of aircraft (vimana)
4. the ability to change shape at will
5. the ability to read the mind of people
6. the knowledge about other inhabited planets like the Earth
7. the ability to influence natural forces

Famous Rakshasas

The famous Rakshasa kingdoms in India were

1. Lanka Kingdom, ruled by Rakshasa emperor Ravana
2. Danda Kingdom ruled by Khara, Ravana's general
3. Rakhasa Ghatotkacha's kingdom in the Himalayas
4. Other kingdoms in the Himalayas

Nagas

Main article:- Naga Kingdom

1. Naga Ananta was the first among all the Naga kings.
2. The second Naga chief Vasuki had the kingdom near Kailasa (hence the connection of Vasuki with lord Siva).
3. The third chief Takshaka, in Takshasila both not far from Anantnag.
4. The kingdoms of other Nagas like Karkotaka and Airavata (near Iravati River (Ravi, one among the five rivers of Punjab) were also not far away.

Ezhuthachan, Thunchaththu Ramanujan (1014):  

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