Which of the following dynasties ruled from Thaneshwar?
The correct answer is Pushyabhuti.
Their notable capitals included Manyakheta (Malkhed). Their sphere of influence was primarily in the southern and central parts of India, not North India centered around Thaneshwar. on Thaneshwar's Ruling Dynasty Based on historical records, Thaneshwar was the principal seat of power for the Pushyabhuti dynasty, particularly during the 6th and 7th centuries CE. Therefore, the Pushyabhuti dynasty is the correct answer regarding which dynasty ruled from Thaneshwar.
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