The middle era India
The middle era India was very vast. The northern part of India entirely ruled by King Harshavardhan . He was a good administrator also. In the northern part of India, his kingdom had river Narmada as the boundary. Because of the proportion of his kingdom, he is also called as Uttarapatheshwar.
King Harshavardhan died in the year 647 AD. But after him, there is no capable king like him to rule India and country was an easy target to external forces. In the time of Harshavardhan, the southern India was ruled by Immadi Pulikeshi . He had the name Dakshinapatheshwar. The name came because he was ruling the entire southern India.
The middle era India was very vast. The northern part of India entirely ruled by King Harshavardhan . He was a good administrator also. In the northern part of India, his kingdom had river Narmada as the boundary. Because of the proportion of his kingdom, he is also called as Uttarapatheshwar.
King Harshavardhan died in the year 647 AD. But after him, there is no capable king like him to rule India and country was an easy target to external forces. In the time of Harshavardhan, the southern India was ruled by Immadi Pulikeshi . He had the name Dakshinapatheshwar. The name came because he was ruling the entire southern India.
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