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Bindusara was the second emperor of the Mauryan Empire, an ancient Indian dynasty that ruled the region of Magadha. Ancient Greek and Roman writers referred to him as Amitrochates, a name based on his Sanskrit title meaning "slayer of enemies."
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Bindusara Maurya, anche noto come Amitocrate (greco: Ἀμιτροχάτης Amitrochates; 320 a.C. circa – 272 a.C. o 268 a.C.), fu re di Magadha dal 298 a.C. alla sua morte. Bindusara succedette a Chandragupta Maurya e di lui si conosce molto poco: leggende sulla sua persona si trovano nell', nelle e nel , un commento al Mahavamsa.
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