QUESTION:- The dominance of the
south of Vindhyachal did not fulfil the important aspirations and aspirations
of the Rashtrakutas. Their desire was to dominate the plains of the Ganges.
Comment clarifying the opinion of this story
INTRODUCTION
Rashtrakutas of South
India's history are of special importance Rashtrakutas ruled for nearly 225
years Very few Hindu dynasties ruled for so long South India's 753 to 975
rashtrakuta dynasty is consideredto be the period of supreme power probably the
essence of its history the most beautiful chapter is said to be an
unprecedented part of its success in the South. Rulers like Dhruv, Govind III
and II took their victory campaigns to the heart of northern India and overcame
the most important rulers there which changed the course of this history.
MAIN BODY
- Dantidurga was extremely
mighty and his diplomat was visionary as he was credited with empowering the
Rashtrakuta Empire and providing freedom. As soon as he became ruler, he
studied the then political situation and planned accordingly and expanded his
empire in the full and west. Dantidurga conquered many places during his reign,
which is mentioned in the Samgand Plate and the Dasavatar cave of Ellora.
- Dantidurga brought
Nandipuri, who was in south Gujarat, to his kingdom and appointed govind, his uncle's
son, as ruler. Victory over Nandipuri
and Navsari was enthusiastic and invaded Dantidurga Malwa and captured Ujjain.
Malwa came into force in his kingdom butwas satisfied with his influence.
- After the Malwa victory,
Dantidurga started the campaign of Maha Kaushal and Chhattisgarh andwon. On his
return from Kaushal, Dantidurga Defeated the Kalinga Manpura Kings. Thus,
through different victories, Dantidurga established its dominance over the
entire Madhya Pradesh and Central and South Gujarat and gave power to the
Rashtrakuta Empire.
- Krishna, the ruler who was
formed after Dantidurga's death, first defeated his gang ruler Sripurush and
Yuvraj Govind was defeated by The Chalukya ruler vishnu vardhan of Vegai. Krishna, who had conquered Konkan, conquered
Konkan and joined his empire.
- By Govind II and after the
Pole, the rulers were very mighty rulers. After their coronation, they fought
many wars and won.
- When Dhruv decided to
campaign for North India, the Pratihara dynasty in Ujjain in north India and
the Palavansh in Bengal were struggling to establish their dominance. The contemporary pratihara dynasty of the
Dhruv and the rulers of the Pala dynasty were Vatsaraj and Dharmapala
respectively. Dhruv organized his
landing campaign plan efficiently and the Dhruv collected armies on the banks
of the Narmada river. At this time, Vatsaraj came to Doab, so Dhruv easily
occupied the floor, then Dhruv headed to Kanoj to face the Chief Army of
Vatsaraj. Govind II started the North
India campaign like his father Dhruv, his contemporary pratihara and pal ruler
were Nagbhatta and Dharmapala respectively.
CONCLUSION
The geographical constraints
in the Southern Region were very few for the rashtrakutas and it was also their
familiar region, which left them in the South, but the desire of all the
important rashtrakutas rulers was to take over North India. Even if he did not
succeed in maintaining it, but he established his dominance over the whole of
South India, the three ruling poles of this dynasty, Govind II and III, took
their victory campaigns to the middle of India and defeated the most rulers.
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