Question

Gopala l was succeeded by his son ------?
a. Sashanka
b. Dharmapala
c. Vikrampala
d. Narayana pala

Answer 1

Hint:
 Gopala was the founder of the Pala Dynasty of the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent. Their name was used as the end of the "Guardian" and the end of the names of all licked kings. Pala does not suggest or point to the ideas of any ethnic or caste of the dynasty. After being elected by the group of regional warlords Gaur/Ghawa came to power around 750 CE.


Complete solution:
Gopala l was succeeded by his son Dharmapala.

During the postclassical period in the Indian subcontinent, the empire was a royal power which was in the field of Bengal. The name has been named after its ruling dynasty, whose rulers have denied the names ending with the suffix of "patrons" in Sanskrit. They were followers of Buddhism's Mahayana and Tantric schools.

The boundaries of the Pala Empire fluctuate in their existence. Although Palas won a huge area at a time in North India, he will not be able to maintain it for a long time due to the continuous hostility of Gurjara-Pratisha, Nationalkuts and other fewer powerful kings. There is no record available about the exact boundaries of the original empire installed by Gopala, but it may include almost all Bengal areas. Under the rule of the Pala Empire Dharmapala was largely enhanced. Apart from Bengal, he ruled Bihar directly. Kannauj (currently Uttar Pradesh) was a ruled dependence governed by his nominated Chakrukhibha. Installing his nominated person on Kannauj Throne, Dharmapala organized a royal court.

The laced rule was a monarchy. The king was the centre of all power. Pala Kings will be ready to adopt the royal title like Consultant, Param Vittraaka, Maharajadharaja. Pala Kings appointed the Prime Minister. The line of Garga worked as Prime Minister of Pala for 100 years. The licked empire was divided into separate devotees (provinces). The devotees were divided into the divisional (districts). Small units were frustrated, fragile, Avati, Chathurika and lease. The administration covered a wide area in the royal court from the level of the grass.

Hence, the correct answer is option B.

Note:
Palas Mahayana was the guardian of Buddhism. After the death of Gopala, some sources mentioned them as Buddhists, but it is true that this is not true. The Late lady was definitely Buddhist. It has been said in Taranatha that Gopal was a strong Buddhist, who created a famous monastery in Odantapuri. Dharmapala made Buddhist philosophical hariprasad to his spiritual predecessor. He established Vikramshila Math and Somapura Mahaveda. Taranatha is also credited with the establishment of 50 religious institutions and protecting Buddhist writer Haribadra. Devpala restored the structures in Somapura Mahavihara, which includes many topics from the epic Ramayana and Mahabharata. I also ordered the construction and repair of many sacred structures in Sarnath, Nalanda and Bodh. A set of folk songs about the Mahipala song are still popular in the rural areas of Bengal.