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Ballāla Sena

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337:, but there is no historical authenticity. His marriage to Ramadevi, the Chalukya princess also indicates that the Sens maintained the kingdom inherited from his father, which included the present day Bangladesh, the whole of West Bengal and Mithila, i.e., portions of North Bihar. According to a cryptic passage in Adbhuta Sagara, Ballala Sena, along with his queen, retired in his old age to the confluence of the Ganges and the Yamuna leaving his son, 308:
Ballal Sen was descended from the royal family of Bengal, who proceeded to Delhi, and was proclaimed emperor of Hindoostan. But neither the two inscriptions that survive from this region, nor the two great literary works, which were attributed to him, viz., Dan Sagar and Adbhut Sagar, allude to his
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military victories. On the other hand, these refer to his scholastic activities and social reforms. Ballala Sena is associated with the revival of orthodox Hindu practices in Bengal, in particular with the establishment of the reactionary tradition of
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He is the best-known Sena ruler and consolidated the kingdom. He might have completed the conquest of Northern Bengal and also conquered Magadha and Mithila. According to a tradition in Bengal, Ballala Sena's Empire consisted of many provinces,
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Gusain, Lakhan: Bagri Grammar. Munich: Lincom Europa (Languages of the World/Materials, 2000, p. 384
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which indicates that the Sena rulers maintained close social contact with south India.
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Phyllis Granoff, My Rituals and My Gods: Ritual Exclusiveness in Medieval India,
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Gusain, Lakhan: Reflexives in Bagri. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 1994
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According to a Sena epigraph, Ballala was an author. He wrote
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in 1168. And in 1169, he started but did not finish writing
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was still alive. Besides he introduced the practice of
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Index

Ballal Sen
Vijaya Sena
Lakshmana Sena
Issue
Dynasty
Sena
Vijaya Sena
Sena dynasty
Hemanta Sena
Vijaya Sena
Ballala Sena
Lakshmana Sena
Vishvarupa Sena
Keshava Sena
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Bengali
Sena dynasty
Bengal
Indian subcontinent
Vijaya Sena
Pala Empire
Govinda Pala
Western Chalukya Empire
Bagri
Kulinism
Brahmins
Kayasthas
Kulin

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