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BHIMAPALA

Hindu Shahis

passes. Taking advantage of this delay, Trilochanapala tasked his son Bhimapala with arranging Shahi troops and went to Kashmir, where he received a battalion

Hindu Shahis

Ghaznavid–Hindu Shahi Wars

Sangramaraja (r. 1003–1028) of the Lohara dynasty led by his prime Tunga. Bhimapala took up his position in a narrow pass and ordered some lines of elephants

Ghaznavid–Hindu Shahi Wars

Battle of Nandana

present-day Pakistan. Trilocanapala the Hindu Shahi ruler left his son Bhima or Bhimapala to defend the Nandana fort and received Kashmiri reinforcements from Lohara

Battle of Nandana

Mahmud of Ghazni

marched into the Punjab to punish Bhimapala for joining the Hindu confederacy. He sieged Lahore and forcing Bhimapala to flee formally annexed the region

Mahmud of Ghazni

Govindapala

although some later kings are known from tradition, like Indradumnyapala and Bhimapala. List of rulers of Bengal History of India History of Bengal Ganguly,

Govindapala

Pala Empire

Bhimapala also finds a mention in the Sabdapradipa. Rajat Sanyal argues that if Govindapala and Palapala are indeed accepted as Pala kings, Bhimapala

Pala Empire

Branches of the Rashtrakuta dynasty

Tribhuvana Madanapala (1119) Devapala (Lost Shravasti to Gahadavalas in 1128) Bhimapala Surapala Amritapala Lakhanpala (In 1202 defeated by Qutub-ud-din) Mahasamanta

Branches of the Rashtrakuta dynasty

Ghaznavid campaigns in India

prisoner. Battle of Nandana (March 1014) Mahmud of Ghazni Hindu Shahis Bhimapala Lohara dynasty Tunga Ghaznavid victory Siege of Nandana (March 1014) Mahmud

Ghaznavid campaigns in India

List of monarchs of Punjab

Anandapala c. 1002 CE Conquered Lahore but unsuccessfully resisted the Ghaznavids Trilocanapala c. 1010 CE Bhimapala c. 1021 CE Last Hindu Shahi monarch

List of monarchs of Punjab

History of Punjab

respectively, resisted Mahmud for another quarter of a century and later by Bhimapala and local Ghakkhar chieftains until Mu'izz ad-Din Muhammad's victory in

History of Punjab