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Gk Gain Sunday, 28 April 2013 MEDIEVAL INDIA MEDIEVAL INDIA MAYURA DYNASTY ( 322 B.C. to'4 B.C.) CHANDRA GUPT MAURYA: We get an account of his administration from Kautilya, s Arthasastra and Megasthenes accounts. The Mauryan empire was divided into provinces and smaller administrative areas known as Aharas or Vishayas corresponding to modern districts. The administration of villages was carried on by the gramikas. ASHOK ( 273 B.C. to 232 B.C. ): After his father, Bindusara, s death he