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Core background
- The Kuru Kingdom was a mid-to-late Vedic-era polity in northern India, centered around the Kurukshetra region, roughly from 1200 BCE to 500 BCE, with its height in the Iron Age and a later fragmentation into smaller janapadas like Kuru and Vatsa.[2][4]
- Primary sources about Kuru come from ancient Indian texts and later scholarly syntheses; details include its formation through Bharata and Puru alliances, capital movements (Hastinapura, Indraprastha, later Kaushambi in various accounts), and its decline after conflicts with Salva and internal upheavals.[1][4][2]
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