Nasikya Kingdom
Nasikya was a kingdom mentioned in the epic Mahabharata. During the time of Ramayana this place was a forest and was known as Panchavati. It was here that Raghava Rama, Lakshmana and Sita spent their period of exile from their kingdom Kosala into the woods.
See also
References
- Mahabharata of Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, translated to English by Kisari Mohan Ganguli
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Tribes and kingdoms mentioned in the Mahabharata
- Abhira
- Andhra
- Anarta
- Anga
- Anupa
- Assaka
- Asmaka
- Avanti
- Ay
- Bahlika
- Bhārata
- Chedi
- Chera
- Chola
- Chinas
- Dakshina Kosala
- Dakshinatya
- Danda
- Dasarna
- Dasharna
- Dasherka
- Dwaraka
- Gandhāra
- Garga
- Gomanta
- Gopa Rashtra
- Hara Huna
- Heheya
- Himalaya
- Huna
- Kanchi
- Kasmira
- Kalakuta
- Kalinga
- Kamboja
- Karnata
- Karusha
- Kashi
- Kekeya
- Kerala
- Khasa
- Kikata
- Kimpurusha
- Kinnara
- Kirata
- Kishkindha
- Konkana
- Kosala
- Kuninda
- Kunti
- Kuru
- Lanka
- Madra
- Madraka
- Magadha
- Maha Chinas
- Mahisha
- Malla
- Malava
- Manipura
- Matsya
- Mekhalas
- Mleccha
- Mudgala
- Mushika
- Nasikya
- Nepa
- Niharas
- Nishadas
- Odra
- Pallava
- Panchala
- Pandya
- Parada
- Parama Kamboja
- Parasika
- Parvartaka
- Parvata
- Paurava
- Pishacha
- Pragjyotisha
- Pratyagratha
- Prasthala
- Pundra
- Pulinda
- Saka
- Salva
- Salveya
- Salwa
- Saraswata
- Saurashtra
- Sauvira
- Shakya
- Sindhu
- Sinhala
- Sivi
- Sonita
- Sudra
- Suhma
- Surparaka
- Surasena
- Tamraparni
- Tangana
- Trigarta
- Tulu
- Tushara
- Ursa
- Uttara Kuru
- Uttara Madra
- Utkala
- Vanga
- Vatadhana
- Vatsa
- Videha
- Vidarbha
- Yavana
- Yaudheya
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