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Madanapala

Gahadavala ruler
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  • Gahadavala dynasty

    …the period of Chandradeva’s son Madanapala (reigned c. 1104–13), who was, in all probability, the Kannauj king imprisoned and later released during the period of Ghaznavid Sultan Masʿūd III. Despite the regularity of Muslim attacks, which were at least temporarily repulsed by Govindachandra (reigned c. 1113–15), the Gahadavalas endeavoured to…

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    …the period of Chandradeva’s son Madanapala (reigned c. 1104–13), who was, in all probability, the Kannauj king imprisoned and later released during the period of Ghaznavid Sultan Masʿūd III. Despite the regularity of Muslim attacks, which were at least temporarily repulsed by Govindachandra (reigned c. 1113–15), the Gahadavalas endeavoured to…

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