Chakravarti Samrat King Vikramditya ( 77 BCE - 15 CE )
(Not Chandragupta Vikramditya) was the first Chakravarti emperor of India, the empire spread to Arabia, Europe, Rome.
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The great king Vikramaditya, whose name is counted among the best kings of India, and in his name Continues the year counting system of India, which we call 'Vikrami Samvat'.
In fact, Vikramaditya started the title of Chakravarti Emperor by the kings in India.
Vikramaditya's empire stretched from present-day India to Africa and Rome.
Vikramaditya was the first king to hoist victory over the entire Arab world of the present day.
King Vikramaditya comes from the few great kings of this era who became the emperors of the "Chakravarti" after performing the Ashwamedha Yagya.
"Chakravarti Samrat" means a king who rules in all four directions and no one dares to challenge him.
The one who rules over his subjects ethically and benevolently and is a conqueror of the entire world. Literal meaning of the word Samrat is "whose wheel are moving" in that sense "whose chariot is rolling everywhere without obstruction".
Not only did Emperor Vikramaditva trample the Arabs and Europe,but he also defeated Rome's King Julius Caesar in battle King Vikramaditya made Ujjain his capital
At the age of 20,Vikramaditya had repulsed the forces not only from the borders of India but also from all over Asia
It may be known that at that time India's borders extended to present-day Arab Europe and East Asia.
After liberating India and Asia, Vikramaditya did not sit on the throne himself but made his elder brother Bhrithari as king,
but the deception of his wife made the brother-in-law a monk and after that, the sons of Bhirthari also refused to sit on the throne.
Then King Vikramaditya had to sit on the throne. Raja Vikram's coronation took place on the day of Diwali.
He conquered Shakas and founded "the world's first calendar Vikram Samvat".
The Akbar has tried to copied concept of Nav-Ratrna (9-Gems) from King Vikramditya, as the Nav-Ratna concept of Samrat Vikramaditya not Akbar.
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