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Yashahkarna (IAST: Yaśaḥakarṇa, r. c. 1073-1123 CE) was a
ruler of the
Kalachuri dynasty of
Tripuri in
central India. His
kingdom was
centered around...
- I), the
Varanasi inscription of Karna, and the
Khairha inscription of
Yashahkarna. Some of
these inscriptions, such as the
Khairha inscription,
trace Kartavirya's...
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According to the
Kalachuri inscriptions,
Lakshmikarna crowned his son
Yashahkarna as the king,
which suggests that he
abdicated the
throne in
favour of...
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Gangeyadeva (1015-1041 CE)
Lakshmikarna (1041-1073 CE),
alias Karna Yashahkarna (1073-1123 CE) ****akarna (1123-1153 CE)
Narasimha (1153-1163 CE) Jayasimha...
- the
inscription present in the
Thiruvisanallur Sivayoginathar Temple.
Yashahkarna (r. c. 1073–1123) of
Kalachuri dynasty of
Tripuri Jaya Pala (r. c. 1075–1110)...
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defeated by
Govindachandra was
probably Yashahkarna or his
successor ****akarna. The
Kalachuri king
Yashahkarna had
granted the
Karanda and Karandatalla...
- (1180–1183) Singhana, King (1183–1184)
Kalachuris of
Tripuri (complete list) –
Yashahkarna, King (1073–1123) ****akarna, King (1123–1153) Narasimha, King (1153–1163)...
- (990–1015) Gangeyadeva, King (1015–1041) Lakshmikarna, King (1041–1073)
Yashahkarna, King (1073–1123)
Kalahandi (complete list) –
Raghunath Sai, Raja (1005–1040)...
- king
Yashahkarna appears to have
invaded in an
attempt to
recapture the territory.
Based on the
Berighati inscription, it
seems that
Yashahkarna's invasion...
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Gangeyadeva (1015-1041 CE)
Lakshmikarna (1041-1073 CE),
alias Karna Yashahkarna (1073-1123 CE) ****akarna (1123-1153 CE)
Narasimha (1153-1163 CE) Jayasimha...
