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DO YOU KNOW  HASINA MASHUKA  AA  (हसीना माशूका आ) ???
I WILL TELL YOU….
HA ( ह )– HARYANKA DYNASTY
SI ( सि ) – SISHUNAGA DYNATY
NA ( ना )– NAND DYNASTY
MA ( मा )– MAURYA DYNASTY
SU ( शु )– SHUNG DYNASTY
KA ( का )– KANWA DYNASTY
AA ( आ )– ANDHRA DYNASTY
This Short Trick will help you learn the ruling dynasties of ancient India in chronological order. You can also develop more funny GK short tricks likewise and make history one of your strength in Competitive Exams.

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