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The Rashtrakutas and their Times c10.s1.29

The Rāṣṭrakūṭas and their Times c10.s1.29

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A war broke out in which Amoghavarsha was first successful. Akālavarsha, however, managed to regain the throne after defeating the imperial forces. Amoghavarsha then recalled Bankeya, who had been sent to reconquer Gangavadi, and with his assistance he was once more able to harass Akālavarsha and Dhruva II. It would seem that ultimately sometime is c. 860 A.D., a peace was concluded, probably because Bhoja I had threatend an invasion. Dhruva II may have consented to recognise Amoghavarsha's sovereignty and Amoghavarsha may have helped him in frustrating Bhoja's plans. Bhoja's invasion was not apparently a serious one, and Dhruva claims to have repulsed it single-handed sometime before 867 A.D.⁴¹ This seems to be the only occasion when Bhoja I and the Rāṣṭrakūṭas came into conflict with each other. Neither side seems to have been anxious to renew the old historic wars between the two houses.