Bhagabhadra

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Bhagabhadra was one of the kings of the Indian Sunga dynasty. He ruled in central and eastern India around 110 BCE.

He is best known from an inscription at the site of Vidisha in central India, the Heliodorus pillar, in which contacts with an embassy from the Indo-Greek king Antialcidas is recorded.

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Preceded by:
Vajramitra		 Sunga Ruler
circa 110 BCE		 Succeeded by:
Devabhuti


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