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Chetaka

(Sanskrit: Ceṭaka) or Chedaga (Sanskrit: Ceḍaga) was the consul (gana mukhya) of the Licchavi republic during the 5th century BCE. Ceṭaka was the son

Acala

with Kiṃkara and Ceṭaka Acala with eight acolytes, Kamakura period, Nara National Museum The Kurikara sword flanked by Kiṃkara and Ceṭaka, Kamakura period

Anga

republic, Ceṭaka. Ceṭaka's sister Trisalā was the mother 24th Jain Tīrthaṅkara, Mahāvīra, thus making Ceṭaka his uncle and Padmāvatī his cousin; Ceṭaka himself

Pradyota dynasty

of the 24th Jain Tīrthaṅkara Mahāvīra, who was the son of Ceṭaka's sister Trisalā. Ceṭaka and his daughters had become adepts of Mahāvīra's teachings

Vaishali (ancient city)

that is the head of state of the Licchavikas and of their Council, was Ceṭaka or Ceḍaga, which also made him the head of the Council of the Vajjika League

Vatsa

Udayana. He also married Mṛgāvatī, a daughter of the Licchavi chieftain Ceṭaka. He attacked Campā, the capital of Aṅga during the rule of Dadhivāhana.

Vajjika League

that is the head of state of the Licchavikas and of their Council, was Ceṭaka or Ceḍaga, which also made him the head of the Council of the Vajjika League

Sindhu-Sauvīra

Udāyana was married to the princess Prabhāvatī, who was the daughter of Ceṭaka, the consul of the powerful Vajjika League in north-east South Asia, and

Mongaku

Mongaku penancing at Nachi waterfall with Kiṃkara and Ceṭaka (by Utagawa Kuniyoshi)

Licchavis of Vaishali

that is the head of state of the Licchavikas and of their Council, was Ceṭaka or Ceḍaga, which also made him the head of the Council of the Vajjika League