Keshava Sena, (
Bengali: কেশব সেন), also known as "Keshab Sen" in vernacular literature, was the sixth and last known ruler of the
Sen dynasty of the
Bengal
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region on the
Indian subcontinent
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.
He was succeeded by Surya Sena, who was a vassal of the
Devas, with his lineage ending after two more kings.
See also
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List of rulers of Bengal
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History of Bengal
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References
Sena kings
Year of death unknown
13th-century Indian monarchs
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