In peninsular India, which of the following kingdoms was the local power that ruled over northern Maharashtra and Vidarbha?
Vakatakas
The Vakataka dynasty (250-500 CE) was the prominent regional power controlling northern Maharashtra and Vidarbha, known for their administration and cultural contributions.
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