The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics c11.t2.11

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c11.t2.11

It is known among archeologists today that during the tenth century there was a series of triangular conflicts² between the ambitious *digvijayî* monarchs of Bengal, Upper India and the Deccan. But the military achievements of the Gurjara-Pratîhâra and Râṣtra-kûta *sârva-bhaumas* are as unillumined, so far as the details of field work, training of officers, commissariat or transport service are considered, as are those of the Pâlas.

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