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They dominated eastern India centred around Bihar for almost four centuries.

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They dominated eastern India centred around Bihar for almost four centuries.

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There was an emergence or three regional states

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There was an emergence or three regional states

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Kannauj was strategically linked to trade routes going eastwards into the Gangetic plains as well as those going to the south. 

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Kannauj was strategically linked to trade routes going eastwards into the Gangetic plains as well as those going to the south. 

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There was a constant struggle for supremacy among the kingdoms over the control of Kannauj.

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There was a constant struggle for supremacy among the kingdoms over the control of Kannauj.

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Three major kingdoms emerged- the Palas in the east, the Gujara-Pratiharas in the west and the Rashtrakutas in the Deccan and southeren India.

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Three major kingdoms emerged- the Palas in the east, the Gujara-Pratiharas in the west and the Rashtrakutas in the Deccan and southeren India.

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The new kingdoms marked a departure from earlier state structures of empires of the ancient period.

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The new kingdoms marked a departure from earlier state structures of empires of the ancient period.

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This dynasty was founded by king Gopala 

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This dynasty was founded by king Gopala 

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According to the Tibetan monk, Tarantha, Gopala was elected as king in the eighth century by the local leaders.

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According to the Tibetan monk, Tarantha, Gopala was elected as king in the eighth century by the local leaders.

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His successor, Dharmapala made the Pala kingdom a force to reckon with in north India.

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His successor, Dharmapala made the Pala kingdom a force to reckon with in north India.

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Towards the eighth century, he led a successful campaign and conquered Kannauj from the Pratiharas. He is credited to have built the famous university of Vikramashila.

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Towards the eighth century, he led a successful campaign and conquered Kannauj from the Pratiharas. He is credited to have built the famous university of Vikramashila.

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His successor, Devapala, extended the borders of his kingdoms to include kamarupa in Assam. The Palas built the Mahabodhi Temple at Bodh Gaya.

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His successor, Devapala, extended the borders of his kingdoms to include kamarupa in Assam. The Palas built the Mahabodhi Temple at Bodh Gaya.

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The Pratiharas traced their origin to the Hun tribes

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The Pratiharas traced their origin to the Hun tribes

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They were the most powerful Rajput clans at this time

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They were the most powerful Rajput clans at this time

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The first important king was Naghabhata I who lived in the eighth century. He also bravely resisted the Arab invasion.

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The first important king was Naghabhata I who lived in the eighth century. He also bravely resisted the Arab invasion.

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The greatest ruler of this dynasty was Mihir Bhoja(836 CE- 886 CE). The pratiharas, during the reign of Bhoja, extended their control over large parts of Rajasthan and Malwa and for a brief while even controlled over Kannauj.

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The greatest ruler of this dynasty was Mihir Bhoja(836 CE- 886 CE). The pratiharas, during the reign of Bhoja, extended their control over large parts of Rajasthan and Malwa and for a brief while even controlled over Kannauj.

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Rashtrakutas was the royal dynasty ruling large parts of the indian subcontinent from the sixth to tenth century. This dynasty was the most powerful of all the three dynasty.

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Rashtrakutas was the royal dynasty ruling large parts of the indian subcontinent from the sixth to tenth century. This dynasty was the most powerful of all the three dynasty.

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This dynasty was founded by Dantidurga who was originally a feudatory of the Chalukyas Dantidurga ruled during the eighth century 

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This dynasty was founded by Dantidurga who was originally a feudatory of the Chalukyas Dantidurga ruled during the eighth century 

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Kanauj was a kingdom strategically located to many trade routes.This caused the tripartite to struggle over it.

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Rulers like Amoghavarsha and Krishna ||| gave stability for the kingdom.They also extended the frontiars to include Kannauj.The last Rashtrakuta king was Kaka || who was was overthrown by talipa of the later chalukyan dynasty. 

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Rulers like Amoghavarsha and Krishna ||| gave stability for the kingdom.They also extended the frontiars to include Kannauj.The last Rashtrakuta king was Kaka || who was was overthrown by talipa of the later chalukyan dynasty. 

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The three dynasties were declined simultaneously

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The three dynasties were declined simultaneously

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