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- Pala Empire was divided into separate Bhuktis (Provinces). Bhuktis were divided into Vishayas (Divisions) and Mandalas (Districts).
- The Pala Dynasty or Pala Empire was founded by Gopala in 750 AD. It dominated eastern India and Bengal India between 700–1300 AD.
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- Pala Empire: Understanding the history and contributions of the Pala Empire is important for UPSC aspirants, as it provides insights into the rich cultural.
- The Pala Empire is a formable of Bangladesh that is located in Asia (South Asia specifically). It has 290 cities and its capital is Dhaka.
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- The Pala Kings were patrons of Mahayana Buddhism. The Buddhist scholars from the Pala empire traveled from Bengal to other regions to propagate Buddhism.
- The resurgent Hindu Sena dynasty dethroned the Pala Empire in the 12th century, ending the reign of the last major Buddhist imperial power in the Indian...
- Narayanapala was succeeded by his son Rajyapala who was later succeeded by his son Gopala II. These two rulers proved disastrous for the Pala Empire.
- The last important ruler of Pala Empire was Rampala. He defeated the Kaivarta ruler Bhima and re-established Pala rule over almost the whole of Bengal.