The Satavahanas dominated the Deccan for four centuries, serving as a crucial link in trade between Rome and the East and patronizing early Buddhist monuments including at Sanchi and Amaravati.
The Satavahana dynasty declined and fragmented in the early 3rd century CE (c. 220–230 CE), with the last king Pulumavi IV losing control of core territories to the Ikshvaku dynasty in the east and the Western Kshatrapas in the west, leaving no unified successor.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Satavahana Dynasty — the shape you scrub through changes in 230 BC · 1 BC · 100 · 200.
Modern comprehensive study of Satavahana history, epigraphy, and culture.
A standard reconstruction of the Satavahanas' Deccan dominance and chronology within the political history of ancient India.