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overthrowing Lagaturman, the last Turk
Shahi king. The
history of the
Hindu Shahis begins in 843 CE with
Kallar deposing the last Turk
Shahi ruler,
Lagaturman. Samanta...
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Shahis begins in 843 CE with
Kallar deposing the last Turk
Shahi ruler,
Lagaturman.
Samanta succeeded him, and it was
during his
reign that the
region of...
- (9th–10th century) Turk
Shahi (complete list) – Pati Dumi, King (?–815)
Lagaturman, King (815–c.850)
Bengal and
Northeast India Chavda dynasty (complete...
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further claim that the last king of the
early Shahiya dynasty was king
Lagaturman (Katorman) who was
overthrown and
imprisoned by his
Brahmin vizier called...
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forced the
unsubmissive po****tion to flee. The name
Kator was used by
Lagaturman, last king of the Turk Shahi.
Apparently due to its
usage by the last...
- to the Arab
chronicler al-Biruni, the last Turk
Shahi ruler of Kabul,
Lagaturman—probable son of Pati Dumi—was
deposed by a
Brahmin minister,
named Kallar...
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times included Zabulistan and Gandhara. The last
Shahi ruler of Kabul,
Lagaturman, was
deposed by a
Brahmin minister,
possibly named Vakkadeva, in c. 850...
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Islam and pay an
annual tribute. 850
Overthrow of the unpo****r Turk Shah
Lagaturman by his
minister Kallar and
establishment of the
Hindu Shahi dynasty....
- in
Gandhara the
Hindu Shahi took over. The last
Shahi ruler of Kabul,
Lagaturman, was
deposed by a
Brahmin minister,
possibly named Vakkadeva, in c. 850...
- (665–680 CE)
Tegin Shah (680–739 CE)
Fromo Kesaro (739–745 CE) Bo
Fuzhun (745–? CE)
Khingala (780–785 CE) Pati Dumi (?–815 CE)
Lagaturman (815–822 CE)...
