The policy of "Rajgrahan Mokshanugraha" (conquest and liberation) was applied by Samudragupta to the rulers of Dakshinapath (Southern India). Instead of annexing these kingdoms, he defeated their rulers and then restored them to their thrones, securing their loyalty.
The policy of "Rajgrahan Mokshanugraha" is associated with which of the Samudragupta's victories? - (5) Question not attempted
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