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Sindhuraja (IAST:
Sindhurāja) was an
Indian king from the
Paramara dynasty, who
ruled the
Kingdom of
Malwa in the late 10th century. He was the younger...
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evidence indicate that
Bhoja succeeded his
father Sindhuraja. Padmagupta, the
court poet of
Sindhuraja and Bhoja, also
supports this fact.
According to...
- the
Paramara king
Sindhuraja, who bore the
title Nava-sahasanka, and
ruled the
Malwa region in
central India. In the epic,
Sindhuraja shoots a deer with...
- force) of
Sindhuraja, and thus
Sindhuraja fell ill due to this and the
local healers were
unable to do anything. At this
point one of
Sindhuraja's attendant...
- Nava-sahasanka-charita of
Padmagupta Parimala, who was a court-poet of the
Paramara king
Sindhuraja (c. 997–1010). The
legend is not
mentioned in
earlier Paramara-era inscriptions...
- the
Paramara king
Sindhuraja appears to have
invaded the Lata region,
which was
under Chaulukya suzerainty.
Mularaja forced Sindhuraja to retreat; the 14th...
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named him Munja.
Although the king
later had a
biological son
named Sindhuraja, he
appointed Munja as his successor.
Historians doubt the authenticity...
- 1090–1115)[citation needed]
Paramara dynasty of
Malwa (complete list[broken anchor]) –
Sindhuraja, King (990s–1010) Bhoja, King (1010–1055)
Jayasimha I, King (1055–1070)...
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Position abolished Monarch Krishna III
Spouse Queen Vadaja Issue Vakpati II (Munja)
Sindhuraja Dynasty Paramara Father Vairisimha II
Religion Hinduism...
- Parimala. The Sanskrit-language epic was
composed during the
reign of
Sindhuraja (ca. 997-1010). Its
version of the
legend is as follows: The Agnikula...
