sentences:  The Kamboja king mentioned in the "Karandai (Tanjavur or Tanjore) plates (v.48)" is also believed to be Dharmapala of the Kamboja-Pala Dynasty of Bengal.There can also be doubt that Dharmapala of the "Tirumalai Inscription" of king Rajendra Chola is the Kamboja king Dharmapala of Dandabhukti who was a scion of the Kamboja dynasty to which "Nayapalaa, Narayanapala and Rajyapala" of the Irda Copper Plate grant and the Kalanda Copper Plate grant belonged.When threatened by the Pala ruler Mahpala-I, this Kamboja Dharmapala appears to have sought friendship and help with Rajendra Chola against the Pala ruler by forming an alliance with Rajendra Chola and presenting him a valuable Ratha (Chariot) as a token of friendship.