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The idiom of a Pan-Indian empire has …
Years: 676 - 819
The idiom of a Pan-Indian empire has moved to the south.
South Indian kingdoms had hitherto ruled areas only up to and south of the Narmada River; the Rashtrakuta break this pattern, first forging their way north to the Gangetic plains and successfully challenging the Palas of Bengal and the Rajput Prathiharas of Gujarat.
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- Pandyan Dynasty
- Pallavas of Kanchi, Kingdom of the
- Chalukyas of Badami
- Chalukyas, Eastern, Rajput Kingdom of
- Gurjara-Pratihara
- Palas of Bengal, Empire of the
- Rashtrakuta Dynasty
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Years: 676 - 819
Groups
- Pandyan Dynasty
- Pallavas of Kanchi, Kingdom of the
- Chalukyas of Badami
- Chalukyas, Eastern, Rajput Kingdom of
- Gurjara-Pratihara
- Palas of Bengal, Empire of the
- Rashtrakuta Dynasty
Topics
Subjects
Regions
Subregions