After ………….. century, Cholas became strongest dynasty of the southern India.

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• The Pandyas expelled the Hoysala Dynasty who were partners of the Cholas from Tamil country and subsequently causing the end of the Cholas themselves in…………….
• ………………, in his book ‘Trade and Statecraft in the Age of Cholas’ criticized the concept of centralized state during the period of Cholas.
• After the ……………… (after 300 BC) Cholas was beaten by the Pandyas and Pallavas and they captured the Tamil country.
• The Medieval Period of Indian History comprises a long period, spanning from …………… century i.e after the fall of the Gupta Empire to the 18th century, i.e the beginning of colonial domination.
• The Medieval Period of Indian History comprises a long period, spanning from 6th century i.e after the fall of the ………….. Empire to the 18th century, i.e the beginning of colonial domination.
• The …………….. Empire ruled the South Asian region including current northern India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan from the early 16th century to the 19th century.
• The political history of the South India from the period of 6th century to 8th century is marked by the struggle for supremacy between the Pallavas of Kanchi and …………….. of Badami.
• The ………….. dynasty became influential with the accession of Prabhakarvardhana, who was able to defeat the Hunas and strengthen his position in the regions of Punjab and Haryana.
• The Western Chalukya Dynasty’s capital of …………. was destroyed by the Pallavas in the 7th century.
• The Eastern Chalukya dynasties were in power from the capital city of ………….and the dynasty was lasted from 624 AD to 11th century.