What Were the Kingdoms and Republics of Ancient India?

Today we are going back in time a little bit The sixth century And look what was going on in India then. I mean politically. We have sources We'll try to understand them. That then India was like What a country was Or several different parts And how the rule was run So the first thing is that this was not a country like today There were many states - Yes, of course. North India was divided into many small states at that time. And there was a difference in these states too. I mean, the ways of governing were different. These were power centers of that time. And other kinds of provision. They were with or against. There was no king here. I didn't mean king. Then, then. I mean, there was no umbrella system. These were the vegetables of Kapil Vasthu. Vaishali was the lichvi It was called the Republic of the United States. The way they governed was different. It is interesting Republic of the Philippines Siddhartha Gotama's birth was also in the Republic of India. So how was the rule there? Is there a democracy It was a type thing. See no sources this is not clear That it was the kind of democracy we have today Or was the rule of a few select people But so sure that all the people together She didn't rule directly. There was a ruling family. His chief was called Raja Just as there was pure money at the time of Siddhartha's birth. Well then the king's position was But maybe in a gunsmith There could be many such ruling families And they can be headed by turn Or rule by some other system Power was not with one person But in some special families It was a bitty This is so different. But these guns are Did they get ticks? So many big-big public roads This case gets a little tricky. The government is the government. He was at first so independent It was your identity. But with time The power of the people was the power of the people. He took her under his influence. I mean, under your feet. Not completely. But she's limited The result is this: That was the King of the Kingdom. Some important political decisions. Especially the big ones. Without the King's will. Without their consent I couldn't take it. So a kind of subordination became Yes, I can say. The statute was the same. And it is important to remember That at that time the king of Kosal was and of the pleasant and the maggots. The whole thing. They were both very powerful. And also contemporaries of Siddhartha Gotama Yes, who said Janpat And on the other hand these vegetables were like the republic. Who have a relationship with their powerful neighbors It was pretty complicated. Of course, it wasn't just the time of kings. It was also a time of political experiments. There were also arrangements like the Gannarat There was no power in the world. This is really interesting. In ancient India This is a political structure. And when they are joined together, Maybe history doesn't always run in a straight line.