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Yashodharman (Gupta script: Ya-śo-dha-rmma, IAST:
Yaśodharman) was
ruler of the
Malava Empire in
North India, from 515
until his
death in 545. He belonged...
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northwestern Madhya Pradesh, India.
These record the
victory of
Aulikara king
Yasodharman over the Huna king Mihirakula.
According to
Richard Salomon,
these are...
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event that is
partly the
subject of the
Mandasor pillar inscription of
Yasodharman. The
defeat ended the
Alchon Hun era in India.
Medieval era
Chinese Buddhist...
- part of the
Sondani inscription Yasodharman thus
praises himself for
having defeated king Mihirakula: He (
Yasodharman) to
whose two feet
respect was paid...
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established by
Yasodharman (ruled 515 – 545 CE), who
praised himself for
having defeated the
Alchon Hun king Mihirakula. "He (
Yasodharman) to
whose two...
- Mahu. In a part of the
inscription Yasodharman praises himself for
having defeated king Mihirakula: "He (
Yasodharman) to
whose two feet
respect was paid...
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defeated by a
coalition of
Indian princes that
included an
Indian king
Yasodharman and the
Gupta emperor, Narasimhagupta. They
defeated a Huna army and...
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Initially titled "Mahārājadhirāj," he
later served under Prakashdharman and
Yasodharman. This
shift reflects the
declining power of the
Hunas in
early medieval...
- part of the
Sondani inscription Yasodharman thus
praises himself for
having defeated king Mihirakula: He (
Yasodharman) to
whose two feet
respect was paid...
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collapse of the
Gupta empire,
which broke up into
smaller states. The King
Yasodharman of
Malwa defeated the Huns in 528,
ending their expansion. Later, Harsha...
