- centuries. The
relationship of
these medieval Rashtrakutas to the most
famous later dynasty, the
Rashtrakutas of
Manyakheta (present-day
Malkhed in the Kalaburagi...
-
among these were the
Rashtrakutas of Lata (757–888), the
Rattas of
Saundatti (875–1230) in
modern day Karnataka, the
Rashtrakutas of
Rajasthan (known as...
- Further, the
relationship of
these medieval Rashtrakutas to the most
important and
famous dynasty, the
Rashtrakutas of
Manyakheta of the 8th
century - 10th...
- of the
Rashtrakutas (Rathodas). Jaipur:
Publication Scheme. ISBN 81-86782-12-5. Web "Kannada
Literature under the
Rashtrakutas". The
Rashtrakutas. Retrieved...
-
Kurdadba (Altekar 1934, p 353) Altekar,
Anant Sadashiv (1934) [1934]. The
Rashtrakutas And
Their Times;
being a political, administrative, religious, social...
- time to the west and north, the
Palas of
Bengal in the east and the
Rashtrakutas,
whose base lay at the
south in the Deccan.
Vatsaraja successfully challenged...
- to non-existent. A
section of
historians argue for a
Rashtrakuta origin.
Branches of
Rashtrakutas had
migrated to
Western Rajasthan as
early as the late...
- Ceylon[citation needed] and then
recaptured the
Tondaimandalam from
Rashtrakutas. When
Parantaka II
became king, the
Chola kingdom had
shrunk to the size...
-
entire Indian subcontinent. The
Chindaka Nagas of
central India Gangas,
Rashtrakutas of Manyakheta,
Chalukyas of Vengi,
Yadava Dynasty of
Devagiri were all...
- at Kuravi. The
Kalyani Chalukyas, who had
usurped the
power from the
Rashtrakutas,
probably defeated and
killed him,
supported by the
Mudugonda Chalukyas...
