Gopala

Jogendra Chandra Ghosh

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Gopala

By Jogendra Chandra Ghosh

Vol. 7 · No. 4December - 1931pp. 751–753English

Copper Plate EvidencePala Dynasty Chronology

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“Gopidla 13 the founder of the Pila dynasty, His grandfather is described as ‘the progenitor of the foremost line of 11003.”
“In the Nidhanpur copper-plate grant of ‘Bhaskaravarman (£ઈ. Ind., vol. X1I, p. 70) we find an officer named Gopila as the ‘issuer of hundred commands and the receiver of five great sounds’”
“Can this 0૦2418 be the founder of the Pala dynasty, and [18 queen Daddadevi, ત્ર daughter of this Jyesthabhadra? It 15 not at all unlikely that Gopala, himself a Sdmanta, married the daughter of another”

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Kielhorn
Ganda-lekhamald
Jinasena's Harivam#a-Purina
Ep. Ind., vol. XVIII, 2. 243
L.R.AS., 1909, p. 57

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People

Gopila 6
Bhaskaravarman 18
Jyesthabhadra
Daddadevi
Vapyata
Dantidurga 13
Brahmavirasvimin
Nirayagabhadra
Arjuna 33
Dharmapila 13
Harsa 42
Jayanaga
Daityavisnu
Indrarija

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Bengal 148

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