Mahipala
Mahipala Mahipala I (c. 995 - 1043 C.E.) is ... the middle of the 8th century AD. Mahipala succeeded in recovering the lost fortune of ... Vigrahapala II , the two immediate predecessors of Mahipala, Bengal had to face repeated invasions of ... the Pratihara empire in northern India. Conquests Mahipala seems to have a long reign ...
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Pratîhâra   (translated from French)
Pratîhâra N.B. : The majority of the dates are approximate. Pratîhâra, also called Gurjâra-Pratîhâra are an Indian dynasty which directs a kingdom to Rajasthan and in India of North between E and E centuries . It is generally thought that Pratîhâra are members of the clan of Gurjâra, coming from Asy ...
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Bengal
... A brief revival of the kingdom under Mahipala I (reigned 977-1027) ended in battle ... 952 Vigrahapala II c. 952-c. 988 Mahipala I c. 988-c. 1038 Nayapala c ... 1055 Vigrahapala III c. 1055-c. 1070 Mahipala II c. 1070-c. 1075 Shurapala c ...
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List of the rulers of Bengalen   (translated from German)
... II. 935 - 952 Vigrahapala II. 952 - 988 Mahipala I. 988 - 1038 Nayapala 1038 - 1055 Vigrahapala III. 1055 - 1070 Mahipala II. 1070 - 1075 Shurapala 1075 - 1077 Ramapala ...
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Military history of India
... When Rashtrakuta king Indra III attacked Kanauj, Mahipala (Bhoj's successor) fled but returned after the left. During the rule of Mahipala, in 915, Al Mas'udi from Baghdad ...
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Pratihara   (translated from German)
... poet Rajashekhara falls into this time. King Mahipala (move approx.. 914-943) already one threatened ...
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Rashtrakuta   (translated from German)
... III. (move 918-934), as that PratiharaKing Mahipala (move 914-943) by internal Zwist and ...
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Bengalen   (translated from German)
... short new stimulation of the kingdom under Mahipala I. (term of office 977-1027) ended ...
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Solankî   (translated from French)
Solankî Solankî - called sometimes Chaulukya - are a dynasty Hindu woman from Western India, which dominated it Goujerat E century with E century since their capital of Anhilvâra, Patan modern. They formed part of the clan of Rajputs Châlukya of Vâtâpi. They were generally of faith jaina. Goujerat is at their time ...
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Kânauj   (translated from French)
Kânauj Kânauj is an old city of the State of Uttar Pradesh , in Inde (pop 58 932 hab. with the census of 1991). The city is the administrative center of the district of Kânauj. Its name comes from Kânyâkubjâ - of kânyâ, the virgin and kubjâ, uneven - one of the epithets of ...
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