The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c16.315.4

v1.c16.315.4

Raychaudhuri with the Sena prince Vijyasena.² Though there is at present little evidence excepting similarity of names there is no insuperable chronological difficulties in making him a contemporary of Rāmapāla (*c.* 1084-1126 A.D.), for his reign-period as we shall see later on, falls between about 1097 and 1159.³ If this identification is accepted, we must locate his principality of Nidrābala in West Bengal, for the Naihati grant of Ballālasena informs us that the princes of his family who preceded him were ornaments of the Rāḍhā country (V. 3).⁴