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after 1154 CE.
Vijayachandra must have
ascended the
throne around 1155 CE, and
ruled for
approximately 15 years.
Besides Vijayachandra, Govindachandra...
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because of this legend.
Jayachandra was a son of the
Gahadavala king
Vijayachandra.
According to a
Kamauli inscription, he was
crowned king on 21 June...
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dated 1154 CE, and the
earliest available inscription of his
successor Vijayachandra is
dated 1168 CE. Such a long gap is
unusual for the dynasty, and may...
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dynasty Madanapala (c. 1104–1113 CE)
Govindachandra (c. 1114–1155 CE
Vijayachandra (c. 1155–1169 CE),
alias Vijayapala or
Malladeva Jayachandra (c. 1170–1194...
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could not have
killed him. The text
claims that the
Gahadavala ruler Vijayachandra defeated Bhola-Bhima of
Pattanapura (Bhima II of Patan). However, Bhima...
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Gahadavala dynasty Chandradeva Madanapala Govindachandra Vijayachandra Jayachandra Harishchandra...
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successor of
Govindachandra was
Vijayachandra,
whose first inscription is
dated 1168 CE. It is not
known why
Vijayachandra ascended the
throne when Asphotachandra...
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Acharya Jaysinghsuri at Dantani, his
birth place. He was
named as Muni
Vijayachandra by his
preceptor Acharya Jaysinghsuri.
After his
initiation as a Jain...
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Gahadavala dynasty Chandradeva Madanapala Govindachandra Vijayachandra Jayachandra Harishchandra...
- 1089–1103) Madanapala, King (c.1104–1113) Govindachandra, King (c.1114–1155)
Vijayachandra, King (c.1155–1169) Jayachandra, King (c.1170–1194) Harishchandra, King...
