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and regarded the King as belonging to Pala
Dynasty of Kamarupa. There is a belief that Dharmapala did build a city in the western fringe of his domain. There is no satisfactory evidence to identify Dharma Pala's capital Kamarupanagar with Kamatapur, particularly as the two names have no resemblance.
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is exception in the sense that it has the name of its composer, Prasthanakalsa, unlike the earlier inscription in Assam, excepting the
Gachtal copper plate inscription of Gopala, composed by Balabhadra. The mention of Dharmapala as
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transferred his capital to
Durjaya and Gopala restored it to Hadappaka. It is thus difficult to determine if Kamarupanagar is same as Hadappaka or it is different and new city altogether.
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and the
Brahmins of this place, who settled in north Bengal appears to have given the name of their old habitation to their new habitat as in the cases of Sravasti and Tarkari.
553:. The Khonamukh charter was issued in the first year of his reign. The donee was Bhatta Mahabahu, a son of Vishnu and grandson of Ummoka and sprang from a
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The first and second charters were composed by the same poet since they are couched in similar language and were issued by Dharma Pala -
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on the
Brahmaputra, observations of Bhattacharya lacks credence, more so because of the evidence later revealed by the Gachtal plates.
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and hailing from Madhya Desa. The charter at serial 2 was issued in the third regnal year. The donee was from the village
Krodanja in
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According to
Bhattacharya (1933), Dharma Pala's capital has to be identified with the city that later was known as Kamatapur on the
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spoke of the ruins of Dharma Pala's city near Dimla in
Rangpur district of Bangladesh, about 2 miles (3.2 km) from the
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Kamatapur but with a city about 35 miles (56 km) away.
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Eastern India : history, art, traditions
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528:Kingdom. He was the son and the successor of
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602:"flourishing in a city called Kamarupanagar"
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697:Vasu, Nagendranath,
714:Wilt, Verne David,
545:Pushpabhadra plates
242:Supratisthitavarman
98:History of Kamarupa
778:Pathak, Guptajit,
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