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Naravarman
Naravarman (c. 1094–1133) was king of the Paramara dynasty of Malwa in central India, son of Udayaditya.…
Timeline
- 1094–1110Dhara (capital of Malwa) · MalwaHe succeeded his father Udayaditya to the throne, issued land-grant and military inscriptions at Dhara, and shared administration of state affairs with his brother Lakshmadeva; in the early period he still maintained Malwa's core territories.
- 1110–1133Ujjain and Vidisha line · MalwaHe fought long wars with the Chaulukya of Gujarat and the Chahamanas of Ajmer; inscriptions at Ingnoda from 1133–1134 show that eastern territories had been lost; after his death he was succeeded by his son Yashovarman, and the Paramaras continued to decline.
- 1161–1170Malwa · MalwaNaravarman himself was no longer alive, but in the 1160s Malwa was still under Solanki occupation and Ballala's usurpation following the Paramara decline; his earlier territorial losses were a prelude to Vindhyavarman's restoration of the state from 1175.
Sources
- Naravarman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naravarman
- Paramara dynasty https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paramara_dynasty