In the meantime, Pauras, the king of Paurva kingdom, who was also the son of King Bamni, came to his father’s rescue. Then he sent a message, stating that he would execute the king, if his demands were not met. So, he grabbed the opportunity, and imprisoned the king. King Bamni was a Kshatriya, and King Dhananand never looked eye to eye with kings of that caste. With their joined efforts, King Bamni wanted to overpower Sikandar. He wanted to win the support of King Dhananand and gain military assistance. King Bamni reached out to King Dhananand with a specific request. No more information was found in history about his death or defeat. It was said that King Bamni was in power until that time. King Porus came to the power as the ruler of Paurava Dynasty during 340 BC. King Bamni and Queen Kadika had a son namely Prince Kanishk. No other information regarding the dynasty of Queen Kadika was found. If to follow the daily drama airing on Indian Television, King Bamni was married to Queen Kadika after marrying Princess Anusuya. Again, there was no solid evidence in support of this fact that King Bamni had two wives. Queen Kadika’s name was also found in the history of Bamni. On the contrary many historians believe this information to be true as King Bamni was married to Princess Anusuya, despite having bitter relationship with Taxila. Looking at the situation between Takshashila and Paurava, many had stated that Anusuya wasn’t Porus’ mother but someone else. Though nothing about his parents were mentioned anywhere, but it was said that King Bamni and Princess Anusuya were the parents of King Porus.Īs said that the two Kingdoms, Taxila and Puru were extreme enemies, many historians believe that the information regarding Porus’ parents is wrong or myth. King Porus was a popular figure in Greek and Indian History. Porus – Son of King Bamni & Princess Anusuya It had been said that Shivdutt and Ambhit, after Anusuya and Bamni’s marriage, didn’t leave a stone unturned to attack each other.
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To maintain political peace between the two empires, King Bamni got married to the Princess of Taxila, Anusuya.Īccording to the history and the fact shown in the TV drama, the decision was made so that two dynasties don’t fight with each other and political stability got maintained between the two Kingdoms. However King Bamni wanted to calm the situation down between the two Dynasties. King of Taxila, Ambhi and Shivdutt from Paurava had extreme bitterness between them. Two empires Takshashila and Paurava were the worst enemies of each other at the time of Bamni’s reign. Though this story of two brothers was shown in the periodic drama few days back, however there was no record of such information in history. Shivdutt, unlike his brother Bamni, had immense hatred towards the Taxila (or known as Takshashila) empire. According to some historical fact, Bamni wasn’t as aggressive as his brother Shivdutt. Despite being the elder brother, Bamni got the chance to rule the Puru Empire. He was the ruler of Punjab region that was located near the banks of Jhelum River.Īccording to the drama, King Bamni had an older brother namely Shivdutt. King Bharat, after whose name India was named as Bharatvarsh, was Bamni’s ancestor according to the History of Porus. Many Historians say that King Bamni was a Chandravanshi King, whereas some of the historians stated that he belonged to Yaduvansh. In a recent time, a television drama called Porus, aired on Indian channel Sony TV has shown early life of King Bamni. There is no record in Greek History or Indian History about King Bamni. He was popularly known for his son Porus who had fought Greek King Alexander the Great in 326 BC. King Bamni was the successor of Puru Dynasty, originated from Punjab region in India. Many of the facts about the King Porus and his life were found in Greek History. Not many historical facts have published about Porus or King Bamni in Indian history. He was the father of King Porus who was known as the bravest King of India. King Bamni was a King of Paurava Dynasty.
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