Hiuen Tsang the …………… pilgrim informs that the Revenue of Harsha was divided into four parts.

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• The …………. pilgrim Hiuen Tsang’s of work ‘Si Yu Ki’ gives an accurate account of the political religious and social condition of India in the first half of the seventh century AD.
• Hiuen Tsang had come to study in the Buddhist University of …………. and to collect Buddhist scriptures and literature.
• Hsuan Tsang tells us that Dhruvasena II attended Harsha’s assembly at ……………..
• Huen-Tsang the …………… Budhist pilgrim.
• The kingdom of Kanauj was then merged with that of the Pushyabhutis and Harsha shifted his capital from ………. to Kanauj.
• Harsha wanted to extend his power in the Deccan. But he was defeated by Pulakesin II, the Chalukya ruler, on the banks of river ………………….
• The death of Harsha in AD ………….. was followed by a political confusion that continued up to the 8th century when the Gurjara Pratiharas, the Rajput rulers, emerged as a big force in northern India.
• Harsha’s court poet …………wrote his biography Harshacharitha.
• Si-Yu-Ki was the travel account of the Chinese Buddhist pilgrim ………….., who visited India during AD 629–644.
• The administration of ……………. was divided into eight departments headed by ministers who are called Ashta pradhan.