King Harsha’s rule was effective during the period:
606-647 CE
The correct answer is 606-647 CE.
His son Rajyavardhana succeeded him but was killed in a conflict with the Gauda king Shashanka. Harsha then ascended the throne in 606 CE and vowed to avenge his brother and unify the fragmented kingdoms. Harsha's reign is often considered the last great empire in North India before the arrival of the Delhi Sultanate, although his empire was not as extensive as the Gupta or Mauryan empires. He is remembered as a benevolent administrator and a patron of culture.
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