History, asked by AliVatsal6369, 1 year ago

Who were palas?And describe their reign

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Answered by ItsTogepi

The pala rulers probably originated from the Varendra region. The first hundred years of Pala rule was the period of extending their domination. In the later 130 years their influence gradually declined.

The founder of the pala dynasty, Gopala (A.D.c.750-774),included almost all of Bengal within his kingdom.

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Answered by singhsubash43

Answer:

Rulers of bengal

Explanation:

They ruled eastern India , Bengal.

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