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Pala emperor from 925 to 962
Rajyapala (r. 925–962) was the eighth emperor of the Pala dynasty. He succeeded his father Narayanapala. He reigned for 32 years. The Bharat Kala Bhaban
Rajyapala
Founder of the Kamboja Pala dynasty of Bengal
Rajyapala or Kamboja-Vamsa-Tilaka was the founder of the Kamboja Pala dynasty of Bengal. This dynasty had ruled over northern and western Bengal. Four
Rajyapala_Kamboja
Minister under the Pāla king Rājyapāla in the 10th century
Yasodasa (IAST: Yaśodāsa) served as the Prime Minister of the Pāla king Rājyapāla in the 10th century. He was later elevated to the position of Tantrādhikārin
Yasodasa
Governors of U. P. State
The governor of Uttar Pradesh (ISO: Uttara Pradēśa kē Rājyapāla) is the constitutional head of the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The governor is appointed
List of governors of Uttar Pradesh
List_of_governors_of_Uttar_Pradesh
Governors of state of Himachal Pradesh in India
The governor of Himachal Pradesh (ISO: Himachal Pradēśa kē Rājyapāla) is the constitutional head of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Kavinder Gupta
List of governors of Himachal Pradesh
List_of_governors_of_Himachal_Pradesh
Pala emperor of early 9th century
approximately 40 years. His oldest son probably was the Crown Prince (Yuvaraja) Rajyapala. However, he probably died before his father. Earlier, the historians
Devapala_of_Bengal
Ghaznavid invasion of Kannauj
against the Pratihara dynasty. During this siege, the Pratihara ruler, Rajyapala, eventually surrendered to Mahmud of Ghazni, thereby accepting nominal
Ghaznavid invasions of Kannauj
Ghaznavid_invasions_of_Kannauj
Pala Emperor
Bengal, rallied the forces around him. However, Ramapala's oldest son Rajyapala, who distinguished himself in the battle, managed to win him over with
Ramapala
Conflicts between Indian kingdoms and the Ghaznavids
ruins. From Mathura, he advanced towards Kannauj. Upon his approach, Rajyapala, the Gurjar King, retreated to a location known as Bari. Kannauj fell
Ghaznavid_campaigns_in_India
Pala emperor from 871 to 925
probable daughter of Kokalla I. Naryanapala was later succeeded by his son Rajyapala. Before the Pāla Dynasty, Shaivism struck roots in Bengal, but it was
Narayanapala
Pala Emperor
III, previously known as Gopala II, was the successor to the Pala king Rajyapala in the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent, and ninth ruler of the
Gopala_III
1020 battle in India
December 1018, Sultan Mahmud reached Kanauj, seat of the Pratihara king Rajyapala. Rajyapala fled across the Ganges, leaving the city undefended. Mahmud captured
Battle_of_the_Ramganga
Historical dynasty ruling parts of Bengal in the 10th-11th centuries
dynasty was king Rajyapala. He has been referred to as Kambojavamshatilaka Paramasaugata Maharajadhiraja parameshvara paramabhattAraka-Rajyapala. This proves
Kamboja_Pala_dynasty
Northern Indian dynasty (730–1036)
controlled little more than the Gangetic Doab. Their last important king, Rajyapala, was driven from Kannauj by Mahmud of Ghazni in 1018. The origin of the
Pratihara_dynasty
Pala emperor from late 8th century
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Dharmapala_of_Bengal
Pala Emperor from 839 to 854
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Mahendrapala
Indian royalty
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Govindapala
Pala emperor from 1026 to 1041
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Nayapala
Chandela king from 1003 to 1035
king Mahmud of Ghazni invaded Kannauj, whose Pratihara king (possibly Rajyapala) fled the city, allowing the Ghaznvids to sack it without facing much
Vidyadhara_(Chandela_ruler)
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Vigrahapala_II
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Vigrahapala_III
Topics referred to by the same term
Kamboja, his son Kamboja-Pala Dynasty of Bengal (c. 10th-11th centuries) Rajyapala Kamboja, the founder of the dynasty Dharmapala Kamboja, last ruler of
Kamboja
Early Indian medieval empire
would continue to rule for sixteen generations. Devapala's oldest son, Rajyapala predeceased him, and as so Mahendrapala, his next older son succeeded
Pala_Empire
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Shurapala_II
Pala Emperor
Ramapala's three sons, took the throne after his father, as his other son Rajyapala had died earlier. During Ramapala's reign, the kingdom faced serious internal
Kumarapala_(Pala_king)
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Madanapala_(Pala_dynasty)
Pala emperor from 978 to 1026
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Mahipala
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Gopala_IV
Ghaznavid sultan from 998 to 1030 (971–1030)
killed the Pratihara king Rajyapala for his cowardly submission to Mahmud during the earlier campaign. He raised Rajyapala's son Trilochanpala to the throne
Mahmud_of_Ghazni
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Mahipala_II
Pala emperor from 866 to 870
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Gopala_II
King of Kamarupa
aided Rajyapala's son Gopala III to be crowned king by defeating Kamarupa armies in the Brahmaputra Valley & in the process, rescuing Rajyapala's wife
Ratna_Pala
8th century founder of Indian Pala Dynasty
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Gopala_I
Topics referred to by the same term
refer to: Rajyapala (908-940 CE), seventh ruler of the Pala Empire of eastern Indian subcontinent, mainly the Bengal and Bihar regions Rajyapala Kamboja
Rajya_Pala
Bengali Hindu caste
whether they were (B)Vaidyas — the Nalanda Stone Pillar inscription of Rajyapala explicitly notes one Vaidyanatha to be from the Vanik-kula (mercantile
Baidya
Pala emperor from 870 to 871
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Vigrahapala_I
860–865 858–60 872–873 Narayanapala 854–908 866–920 865–920 860–917 873–927 Rajyapala 908–940 920–952 920–952 917–952 927–959 Gopala III 940–957 952–969 952–967
List_of_Indian_monarchs
ruler of Bengal (later half of 10th century AD). He was elder son of Rajyapala Kamboj, the founder of the Kamboja Dynasty of Bengal and succeeded him
Narayanapala_(Kamboja)
Former historical administrative unit in Bangladesh
Bangladesh. The region was successively ruled by Vigrahapala I, Narayanapala, Rajyapala, Gopala II, Vigrahapala II, Mahipala, Naya Pala, Vigrahapala III, Mahipala
Bikrampur
Pala Emperor
854–866 Gopala II 866–870 Vigrahapala I 870–871 Narayanapala 871–925 Rajyapala 925–962 Gopala III 962–973 Vigrahapala II 973–978 Mahipala I 978–1026
Shurapala_I
Minister in the Pala Court and the leader of Varendra Rebellion
Dasa dynasty under the Pala's, who served as Prime minister of Emperor Rajyapala. Yasodāsa's ancestors Malhadāsa, Suradāsa, and Sanghadāsa were important
Dibyak
1070 CE revolt of Kaivarta chieftains against Pala rule in north Bengal
mass uprising. Ramacharitam by Sandhyakar Nandi Bhaturiya Inscription of Rajyapala Belava plate of Bhojvarman Manahali Cooper plate inscription of Madanpala
Varendra_rebellion
Central Indian dynasty (675–1212)
afraid of him: the Gurjara king (possibly the weak Gurjara-Pratihara ruler Rajyapala), the Gauda king (the Pala ruler Mahipala), and the Kuntala king (the
Kalachuris_of_Tripuri
King of Kannauj from 1114 to 1155
the title Yuvaraja (heir apparent), as attested by 1134 CE inscription. Rajyapala bore the title Maharajaputra (prince), as attested by the 1143 CE Gagaha
Govindachandra (Gahadavala dynasty)
Govindachandra_(Gahadavala_dynasty)
Bengal. Most historians hold him to be the great grandson or grandson of Rajyapala.In the early part of the 10th century, he came to Savar and established
Harishchandra Pal (Savar Pala Dynasty)
Harishchandra_Pal_(Savar_Pala_Dynasty)
860–865 858–60 872–873 Narayanapala 854–908 866–920 865–920 860–917 873–927 Rajyapala 908–940 920–952 920–952 917–952 927–959 Gopala III 940–957 952–969 952–967
List_of_rulers_of_Bengal
Buddhist scholar
verses are not found in any other extant work. Among them are Dharmapala, Rajyapala, Buddhakaragupta, Khipaka, and Jnanashri. Though Vidyakara quotes verses
Vidyakara
Vigrahapala I Gaudeswar c. 870–871 CE 1 Narayanapala Gaudeswar c. 871–925 CE 54 Rajyapala Gaudeswar c. 925–962 CE 37 Gopala III Gaudeswar c. 962–973 CE 11 Vigrahapala
List_of_Pala_emperors
Calendar year
of Leinster (Ireland) Ibn Abd Rabbih, Moorish writer and poet (b. 860) Rajyapala, emperor of the Pala Dynasty (Bengal) Yang Lian, crown prince of Wu (Ten
940
Maharajadhiraja
might have been Devapala or one of his successors, such as Vijayapala or Rajyapala. Salavana probably belonged to the Tomara dynasty of Delhi; historian
Simharaja
King of Antaravedi from 1155 to 1169
title Yuvaraja (heir apparent), as attested by an 1134 CE inscription. Rajyapala bore the title Maharajaputra (prince), as attested by the 1143 CE Gagaha
Vijayachandra
Late medieval Hindu dynasty of India (831–1315)
he inherited. His son Vidyadhara killed theking of Kannauj (possibly Rajyapala) for fleeing his capital instead of fighting the Ghaznavid invader Mahmud
Chandelas_of_Jejakabhukti
Indian novelist, playwright and journalist
plays by the Government of India. Kranthi Kalyana ( 6 vol) - Udayaravi, Rajyapala, kalyaneshwara, nagabandha, mugiyada kanasu, Kalyana kranti - based on
B._Puttaswamayya
Bengali Hindu predominantly agrarian caste
as Yasodasa, who held a position of prime importance at the court of Rajyapala. In eleventh century, in a rebellious hostility, Divya, originally a feudal
Mahishya
(994–1007) Pala Empire (complete list) – Narayanapala, King (9th–10th century) Rajyapala, King (10th century) Gopala II, King (10th century) Vigrahapala II, King
List of state leaders in the 10th century
List_of_state_leaders_in_the_10th_century
Chandela king from 925 to 953
(in present-day West Bengal) is believed to be a Pala king, possibly Rajyapala or his successor Gopala III. The Palas attempted to resurrect their power
Yashovarman (Chandela dynasty)
Yashovarman_(Chandela_dynasty)
ruler of Bengal (last quarter of tenth century AD). He was younger son of Rajyapala Kamboj, the founder of the Kamboja Dynasty of Bengal and succeeded to
Naya_Pala_(Kamboja)
Ruler of Tripuri (c. 990–1015)
can also be identified with a weak Gurjara-Pratihara ruler, probably Rajyapala. The Gauda king can be identified with the Pala ruler Mahipala. The Kuntala
Kokalla_II
Probably the last ruler of the Kamboja Pala Dynasty of Bengal
was a scion of the Kamboja dynasty to which Nayapalaa, Narayanapala and Rajyapala of the Irda Copper Plate grant and the Kalanda Copper Plate grant belonged
Dharmapala_Kamboja
Set of bronzes found in Bihar, India
the bronzes. The Kurkihar inscriptions refer to Devapala (810–c. 850), Rajyapala (908–940), Mahipala (988–c. 1036) and Vigrahapala III (1054–1072), ranging
Kurkihar_hoard
Chandela king from 999 to 1002
CE. In 1018 CE, Mahmud of Ghazni invaded Kannauj, whose king (possibly Rajyapala) fled the city, allowing the Ghaznvid army to sack it without facing much
Ganda_(Chandela_dynasty)
King of Naddula from 1070 to 1080
been a proficient in polity (neeti). An inscription of his descendant Rajyapala mentions a temple named Jendrarajeshvara in Nadol. This temple was probably
Jendraraja
destruction of the king of Kanyakubja" (that is, the Gurjara-Pratihara king Rajyapala). According to one theory, this suggests that Bhoja, possibly aided by
Military_career_of_Bhoja
Decade
of Leinster (Ireland) Ibn Abd Rabbih, Moorish writer and poet (b. 860) Rajyapala, emperor of the Pala Dynasty (Bengal) Yang Lian, crown prince of Wu (Ten
940s
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