Devpal was the ruler of the Pala dynasty in Bengal. He was a powerful contemporary of Bhoja-I, the ruler of the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty. Their reigns overlapped, and they were significant powers in contemporary northern India, often in conflict or rivalry.
Who was the contemporary of Bhoja-I in Gauda (Bengal)?
Asked in Sr. Teacher Gr II (Sanskrit Edu.) Exam 2018 2 2018 · Topic: Provincial Dynasty of North India and Deccan Province (Bengal Sultanate (Ilyas Shahi and Hussain Shahi dynasties))
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Answer: B. Devpal
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