Amazing facts about Chanakya | Chanakya facts & History

“Acharya Chanakya” the famous personality, legend, leader etc. what you say fits him properly.
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Amazing facts about Chanakya | Chanakya facts & History

Chanakya was born in 371 BC in a Brahmin family. The name of his father was ‘Chanak’ who
was a teacher, hence from here he was known as ‘Chanakya’. Their caste was ‘Kautil’ from
which he was also come to known as ‘Kautilya’. His father named him “Vishnugupta” as his real name.

Acharya Chanakya studied in ‘Takshshila University’. Later on, he became a teacher too.
Chanakya’s interest was in politics since childhood.

After becoming a teacher Chanakya went to Pataliputra. He becomes a scholar in the
court of the Nand dynasty of Magadha Empire. One day there was a fight happened
between Chanakya and Raja Dhanand, Raja insulted Chanakya in the court.
Chanakya then opened its peak and said that he will not tie the peak until he will destroy Nand Empire.

Chanakya was a very intelligent man, he made such plans that in every situation there are
hundreds of backups that he will save itself. His thinking was very broad.

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Chanakya had full knowledge of medicine and astronomy too. He was mastered in
‘Samudhra Shastra’, from which he easily read the face of the person.

Chanakya always said that do not rely on women. She is a less moral character and false.
But it does not apply to all women. According to him, ‘a good woman is who is holy, skilful
in household chores and loyal and true to her husband’. He does not say that every woman
is bad and also does not show that every man is innocent.

‘Chanakya Niti’ is so tremendous that even today the world and the leaders of India use
it to make foreign relations better.

Acharya Chanakya gave a little poison to Chandragupta Maurya through food, so that the
poisonous attacks of the enemy would not have any effect on him. One day, Chandragupta
shared the food with his queen, who was 9 months pregnant. He died of poison. But Chanakya
saved her child by cutting her belly. The name of this child was named ‘Bindusaar’.