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  • Map showing the cities and states of India
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    …of Gangeyadeva and his son Lakshmikarna, when attempts were made to conquer territories as far afield as Utkala, Bihar, and the Ganges–Yamuna Doab. There they came into conflict with the Turkish governor of the Punjab, who briefly had extended his territory as far as Varanasi. To the west there were…

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    …of Gangeyadeva and his son Lakshmikarna, when attempts were made to conquer territories as far afield as Utkala, Bihar, and the Ganges–Yamuna Doab. There they came into conflict with the Turkish governor of the Punjab, who briefly had extended his territory as far as Varanasi. To the west there were…

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