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Harivarman VI
Harivarman VI was king of Southeastern Chenla (a Khmer splinter power south of Linyi) in the mid-12th century CE, reigning c. 1140–1160.…
Timeline
- 1140–1150Angkor Borei · Takéo ProvinceFrom c. 1140 he established himself as king in the traditional sphere of Angkor's empire in the southeast, rivaling the central Angkor regime; the peak of this confrontation fell between 1141 and 1150.
- 1150–1160Angkor Borei · Takéo ProvinceIn his later years he continued to maintain the separatist situation in the southeast; local inscriptions show his rule lasting until c. 1160, after which the throne of Southeastern Chenla passed to his successors.
Sources
- History of Cambodia — David P. Chandler (2008)
- Angkor and the Khmer Civilization — Michael D. Coe (2003)