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ORDER A. The Preliminaries Title page Abstract Preface and/or acknowledgements Table of contents List of illustrations, tables, etc. B. The

Bhakti movement The cultural contribution of the south was in the form of Bhakti cult. The doctrine of Bhakti means

THE PALAS The Palas were one of the greatest empires of north India with Bengal as the seat around the

Vindhya Shakti, The real founder was the son of Vindhya Shakti, who was Pravarasena. He was the only Vakataka king

Gauthamiputra Satakarni (A.D. 106 TO 130) He defeated the Sakas and also many Kshaharata rulers. Nahapana who belong to Kshaharata

This Bhakti cult in the form of Saivism and Vaishnavism spread to northern India. Vaishnavism centered around Pandharpur (Maharashtra) and

The Cultural contribution of the south was in the form of Bhakti cult. The doctrine of Bhakti means complete devotion

The Chalukyas of Badami or Vatapi or estern Chalukyas laid foundation for the Chalukyas dynasty. The other branches of Chalukyas

Emperor Kanishka(78ad-102ad) Kanishka is the greatest ruler of the Kushan dynasty. His capital was Purushapura (Peshawar). He was a Kshatrapa