Rulers
| Gurjara-Pratihara Rulers (650-1036 AD) | |
| Dadda I-II-III | (650 - 750) |
| Nagabhata I | (750 - 780) |
| Vatsaraja | (780 - 800) |
| Nagabhata II | (800 - 833) |
| Ramabhadra | (833 - 836) |
| Mihira Bhoja I | (836 - 890) |
| Mahendrapala I | (890 - 910) |
| Bhoj II | (910 - 913) |
| Mahipala I | (913 - 944) |
| Mahendrapala II | (944 - 948) |
| Devpala | (948 - 954) |
| Vinaykpala | (954 - 955) |
| Mahipala II | (955 - 956) |
| Vijaypala II | (956 - 960) |
| Rajapala | (960 - 1018) |
| Trilochanpala | (1018 - 1027) |
| Jasapala (Yashpala) | (1024 - 1036) |
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