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The 22 pages that link to Pala Empire, each with the reason it gives.

• BengalRelated: The Pala era established a major regional power before Bengal’s later sultanates.

• KannaujRelated: The Palas repeatedly challenged their western rivals for influence over Kannauj.

• MandalaRelated: Pala-era Buddhist art and institutions helped shape mandala traditions transmitted across Asia.

• NaropaRelated: Naropa’s lifetime is generally placed within the Pāla-era flourishing of Buddhism.

• Buddhist tantraRelated: Its monasteries and patrons supported the late Indian Buddhist institutions that transmitted tantra.

• Nalanda MahaviharaRelated: Pala rulers supported Nalanda and other Buddhist monastic centers in the region.

• Somapura MahaviharaRelated: Pala rulers sponsored the monastery during the dynasty’s expansion across Bengal.

• Pushyabhuti dynastyRelated: The Palas later contested Kannauj as northern India’s political balance shifted.

• History of BiharRelated: Pala rule renewed Bihar’s prominence as a center of Buddhist institutions.

• AtiśaRelated: Its patronage sustained the monastic institutions in which Atiśa studied and taught.

• Decline of Buddhism in the Indian subcontinentRelated: Pala support prolonged institutional strength in eastern India even as Buddhism contracted elsewhere.

• MahasthangarhRelated: Pala-era remains show the city's continued place in Bengal's political and religious life.