The correct answer is: Ballal Sena.
Ballal Sena was the founder of the Sena dynasty, which ruled over the eastern Indian subcontinent from the 11th to the 13th centuries. He was born in the village of Ballalpur in the present-day state of Bihar. His father, Hemanta Sena, was a minor chieftain in the Pala Empire. Ballal Sena rose to prominence during the reign of the Pala king Mahipala I. He was appointed as the governor of the eastern provinces of the empire. After Mahipala’s death, Ballal Sena declared himself independent and founded the Sena dynasty.
Ballal Sena was a powerful and successful ruler. He extended his kingdom to include much of the eastern Indian subcontinent. He also built many temples and other monuments. Ballal Sena was succeeded by his son, Lakshman Sena.
Lakshman Sena was a capable ruler who continued the expansion of the Sena dynasty. He defeated the Chola Empire in a series of battles. He also built many temples and other monuments. Lakshman Sena was succeeded by his son, Vijay Sena.
Vijay Sena was the last great ruler of the Sena dynasty. He was defeated by the Muslim ruler Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji in 1204. The Sena dynasty came to an end after Vijay Sena’s death.
A. Ballal Sena was the founder of the Sena dynasty. He was a powerful and successful ruler who extended his kingdom to include much of the eastern Indian subcontinent. He also built many temples and other monuments.
B. Hemanta Sena was the father of Ballal Sena. He was a minor chieftain in the Pala Empire.
C. Lakshman Sena was the son of Ballal Sena. He was a capable ruler who continued the expansion of the Sena dynasty. He defeated the Chola Empire in a series of battles. He also built many temples and other monuments.
D. Vijay Sena was the son of Lakshman Sena. He was the last great ruler of the Sena dynasty. He was defeated by the Muslim ruler Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji in 1204. The Sena dynasty came to an end after Vijay Sena’s death.