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what is the of tripartite struggle​

Answer 1

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The constant rivalry between the Palas, the Gurjara-Pratiharas and the Rashtrakutas has been termed the Tripartite Struggle or the struggle between three major powers. One of the major causes of this continuous struggle was the desire to possess the city of Kannauj, which was then a symbol of sovereignty. Another cause was the control of the fertile regions of the Ganges valley. At the end of the long-drawn-out war, the Pratiharas emerged victorious.

Answer 2

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what is the of tripartite struggle

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The Tripartite struggle took place in the 'ninth century', it was for the control of the northern belt or the northern part of India.

Tripartite struggle was a battle that was fought between the 'Pratihara empire', the 'Pala empire' and the 'Rashtrakuta empire.

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$\sf\bold\color{red}{Pratihara\:empire}$

$\sf\color{blue}{Name}$$\leadsto$$\sf\bold{Ghaznavid\:Turks}$

The Pratihara kingdom continued its existence in a subdued fashion till the early 11th century CE when it was finally conquered by the Ghaznavid Turks.

$\sf\bold\color{red}{Pala\:empire:-}$

$\sf\color{blue}{Name}$$\leadsto$$\sf\bold{Gopala}$

Its founder, Gopala, was a local chieftain who rose to power in the mid-8th century during a period of anarchy. His successor, Dharmapala (reigned - 770–810), greatly expanded the -kingdom and for a while was in control of (Kannauj).

$\sf\bold\color{red}{Rashtrakuta\: empire:-}$

$\sf\color{blue}{Name}$$\leadsto$$\sf\bold{Dantidurga}$

Dantidurga died without a male heir and was succeeded by his uncle Krishna I (r. c. 756 - 773/774 CE). Krishna I gave the final death nail to their erstwhile masters, the Badami Chalukyas, when he routed them in 757 CE to end that dynasty's rule.