Trilochanapala

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Trilochanapala was the final ruler of the Hindu Shahi dynasty in northwestern India, known for his resistance against the early Ghaznavid invasions.

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Trilochanapala canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu Shahi ruler
historical figure
monarch
conflict Ghaznavid–Hindu Shahi wars
country Hindu Shahi kingdom
linked to: Hindu Shahi dynasty
culture Indic
deathPlace Punjab region
linked to: Punjab
dynasty Hindu Shahi dynasty
endCause conquest by the Ghaznavids
era early 11th century
ethnicGroup Shahi
father Anandapala
governmentForm monarchy
historicalPeriod early Islamic conquests in the Indian subcontinent
knownFor being the last ruler of the Hindu Shahi dynasty
conflict with Mahmud of Ghazni
resistance against Ghaznavid invasions
languageOfCourt Sanskrit
notableEvent final collapse of Hindu Shahi power
loss of key territories to the Ghaznavids
opponent Ghaznavid Empire
Mahmud of Ghazni
positionHeld king of the Hindu Shahis
ruler of the Hindu Shahi dynasty
predecessor Anandapala
region Gandhara
Punjab region
linked to: Punjab

northwestern India
religion Hinduism
successor end of Hindu Shahi rule
territoryIncludes parts of present-day Pakistan
parts of present-day eastern Afghanistan
parts of present-day northwestern India
title Raja
Shahi

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Hindu Shahi dynasty lastRuler Trilochanapala
Hindu Shahi dynasty notableRuler Trilochanapala
Anandapala successor Trilochanapala
Kabul Shahi kingdom notableRuler Trilochanapala
Shahiya dynasty notableRuler Trilochanapala