Shaha Venom Ad Dawla

Son/daughter of Mother Bengal.
Posting stuff on Bengal's history.
Shahi Bengal × Pala Enthusiast.

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This, correlating with the Khalimpur Inscription, leaves no doubt that the Palas had subdued Arabs of Sindh.

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The 7th verse of Jigjivanpur Inscription, literally says "Vijitya Samare Tan Imdraraha Adhikari Sindhunam Adhipa"
Translating:
"He defeated the otherwise invincible sovereigns like Indraraia. In a trice
he pounded the king of the Sindhu country (in battle)"

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Sources:

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Our today's post's gonna be on a very underrated topic.
And that's Pala Conquest of Sindh under the glorious Emperor Dharmapala Deva.

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The Kitāb an-Nibrās fi Ta'rikh Khulafä' Bani al-Abbās of Ibn Dihyah al-Kalbi, a well-known Spanish author of the seventh century A.H. (13th century A.D.)
If anyone wants to read the letters between Mamun & Dharma (Authenticity yet to be proven), can surely check it out.

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Upendar Singh, also interpreted Yavana as Arab Sindh.

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Sinha concludes that Dharmapala was an emperor of extensive domains which had Bengal, Bihar, U.P., Punjab, Berar,

E.Rajputana, Sindh & probably Saurashtra. The kings of which had been paying homage to the might Emperor.

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Comprehensive History of Bihar vol I also speaks of Dharma vassalizing Sindh.
Ending this here.

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D.M. Dunlop, refers to Ibn Dihya's Kitab An Nibras. In this book, Ibn Dihya referred to Dharma Deva as the ruler of both India & Sind.

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This, correlating with the Khalimpur Inscription, leaves no doubt that the Palas had subdued Arabs of Sindh.

[Shaha Venom Ad Dawla @ShahaVenom]

The 7th verse of Jigjivanpur Inscription, literally says "Vijitya Samare Tan Imdraraha Adhikari Sindhunam Adhipa"
Translating:
"He defeated the otherwise invincible sovereigns like Indraraia. In a trice
he pounded the king of the Sindhu country (in battle)"

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To finish off with Khalimpur Inscription.
Here's source from Epigraphia Indica.

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791/793-800 was the years during which Dharmapala subdued Sindh.

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R.C. Majumdar again intepretes Yavana as an Arab principality, either located in the Indus (Sindh) or the North-West frontier.