Yashovarman
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Yashovarman (1) Main article: Yashovarman (Kannauj Naresh)
Yashovarman's reign can be kept between 700 to 740 AD. Kannauj was his capital. Kanyakubad (Kannauj) was ruled by Harsha before it died without leaving an heir so that the 'vacuum' of power was born. Yashovarman or Lakovarman Main article: Chandel
Yashovarman, son of Harsha of the Medal Chandel dynasty, is also famous as the name of Lakshvarman. His reign was the second phase of the tenth century. Without leaving the powers of the pratishars, he acted like an independent ruler. The original initiation of Chandel's glory was initiated by him and established him as one of the main powers of Northern India.
His most notable work was Kalanjar's victory. The struggle for the rights of the clan was going on between the fighters and the Rashtrakutas. Yashovarman may have possibly chased him from his friends at Kaluchuri, the friends of Rashtrakutas, but established his right over him. In the Khajurahaha records of Dhang, his success is mentioned against Gaud, Khash, Kosala, Kashmir, Mithila, Malav, Chedi, Kuru and Gujjars. Due to the figurative language of the mention there is some doubt in the history of these triumphs. It is mentioned in the Khajuraho inscription that in his campaigns he had made Yamuna and Ganges Kisler. Devpla, from which he had received a valuable Vishnupritya, probably his pratishtha was a hereditary ruler. Due to being under the control of the Kuru region, it would have been against Yashovarman's attack against the Prataharos. He also attacked Gaud. In this context, he conquered Mithila, who at that time had probably become an independent small state. He also defeated the Kachuri monarch and reached the southern boundary of his kingdom to the boundary of the state. He also defeated Kaushal of his kingdom. Similarly, he reached the border of the state and reached Malwa and stopped the power of Parmar from proceeding.
Yashovarman had built a garbage. The temple that he had built for the statue of Vishnu is a quadrangle of the quadrilateral temple. Along with Vishnu, he has also expressed respect for Shiva and Sun.
There was also a second Yeshavarman in Chandel entrance. He was the son of Madanvarman and Parakaridew's father. Between the kingdom of Madanavarman and Paramdidev (1133-1164 AD) he ruled for some time. His reign is not important.
After his death, his son Yashovarman sat on the throne in 1133 AD. Before that the power of Parmaras was severely damaged due to the conflict with the Cholukya of Gujarat. Yashovarman lacked those qualities which are expected in such a situation. For this reason, Parmaras also got more power.
Malva was merged into the Chalukya Empire. Probably later, Yashonvarman had got the right to rule over any part of Malwa in the form of a Samanta. other
In the Middle Ages, the rulers of Yashovarman were also in some other dynasties. In the Guhils, the name of Kirtivarman, the fifth son of Shakti Varman, was Yashovarman. The second son of Kalyan Chalukya Naresh Oil II, Duswarman was also named Yashovarman. He was a provincial governor during his father's reign. He probably died in the reign of his senior brother, Satyasray. After the death of Satyarthi, sons of the throne, Peshwaram or Yashanswaram have received. In indigenous countries
Yashovarman name became famous even outside of India. In ancient Cambodia (Cambodia) there were two kings named Yashovarman: Main article: Yashovarman first Main article: Yashovarman II Also see them
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