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Devagupta was the king of
Malwa from 601 to 606 AD. He
ruled the
territories which had
initially been the
western part of the
erstwhile Later Guptas prior...
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Kanyakubja and
avenge his
sister Rajyashri.
Rajyavardhana fought and
killed Devagupta on the way. As he
continued towards Kanyakubja, he came
across Shashanka's...
- Grahavarman. This king, some
years later, had been
defeated and
killed by King
Devagupta of
Malwa and
after his
death Rajyashri had been
captured and imprisoned...
- v****al of
Magadha after the war. In Malwa, he was
succeeded by his son
Devagupta, who was
defeated by
Rajyavardhana of
Kannauj in 605. In
order to counter...
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ruled by
kings discontinuously from 350 to 1462.
Mahasenagupta (575–601)
Devagupta (601–606)
According to
historical 'Kailash
Chand Jain', "Knowledge of...
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Maharajadhiraja Adityasena, r. c. 655-680 CE (Queen: Konadevi)
Maharajadhiraja Devagupta, r. c. 680-700 CE (Queen: Kamaladevi)
Maharajadhiraja Vishnugupta (Viṣnugupta)...
- Vidisha,
following the end of
later Gupta rule in
Malwa after the
defeat of
Devagupta of
Malwa by
Rajyavardhana of
Kannauj in 605.[citation needed] Krishnaraja...
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temple of Sun god Bhillasvamin. It was
ruled by the
Later Gupta king
Devagupta of
Malwa and
Rashtrakuta king
Krishna III. The name is
first noted in...
- of the
Malwa until his
death in 601 AD, and
succession by his son
Devagupta.
Devagupta engineered a Malwa–Gauda
alliance against the Thanesar–Kannauj alliance...
- also
replies older Shaiva readings with more
Buddhist oriented ones.
Devagupta's Commentary which is
basically an
expansion of Kambala's Bhavyakīrti (early...
