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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
The Tripartite struggle was a conflict between the Palas, Gurjara-Partiharas and Rashtrakutas for gaining control over fertile Indus Valley.
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
A significant trend in the medieval period was the rise of this group ____. 
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
The Chandelas ruled over Rajasthan.
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Explain the tripartite struggle in your own words.
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Discuss the rise of Rajputs in the medieval period of Indian history.
 
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Why did the struggle for Kanauj take place? What happened in the end?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Why was Kanauj considered a lucrative region?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Who were the parties involved in the "tripartite struggle"?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Explain any three political developments that took place in India during the medieval period.
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Which ruling dynasties engaged in a tripartite struggle to control Kanauj? Give reasons.
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
The Tripartite struggle was a battle between the _____ for control over fertile regions of the Gangetic Valley. 
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
What are the different theories that surround the origin of Rajputs?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Who among the following was not involved in the tripartite struggle for the possession of the imperial city of Kannauj?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Which three empires participated in the Tripartite Struggle?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Tomars built the city of Delhi.
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
What is the tripartite struggle?
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Cotyledons are also called-
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Suggest reasons why rulers of various regional kingdoms wanted to control Kannauj in the Ganga valley.
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Read the clues carefully. Mark and label the answers on the outline map of India: Its strategic location led the Palas, Gurjara-Pratiharas and Rashtrakutas to engage in a tripartite struggle.
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Social Science>History>Introduction: Tracing Changes Through a Thousand Years>New Social and Political Groups in Medieval India
Nagabhatta I, the Rashtrakuta king, defended western India from the Arab incursions from Sindh to Rajasthan.