Relations of the Palas and Senas with the other Provinces
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“The outstandiug political fact of the period from 750 to 950 A.D. was the tripartite struggle for imperial suzerainty of northern Indiu among the three great powers—the Pratiharas, the 1’alas and the Rastrakites, ઉપે the possession of Kanauj, the jwperial city of the time.”
“The Tth verse of the Monghyr plate of Devapila states that his (Dharmapile’s) army in course of digvijaya visited Kedédra and Gokarna (in the Himalayas and Bombay Presidency respectively).”
“It is told thet ““with છ eign of his gracefully moved eyebrows he installed the illustrious king of Kanyakubja, who readily was accepted by the Bhoja, Matsya, Madra, Kuru, Yadu, Yavana, Avanti, Gandhara and Kira kings, bowing down respectfully with their diadems tremb- ling and for whom his own golden coronation jar was lifted by the delighted elders of Paficala.”’*?”
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