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Jayavarman V
Jayavarman V (c. 968–1001) was a ruler of the Angkor dynasty who reigned for over thirty years, continuing the tradition of centralization and royal …
Timeline
- 968–990Yashodharapura (Angkor) · CambodiaAfter acceding around 968, he consolidated royal authority, maintained the court's dual Hindu–Buddhist religious order, and began planning large-scale stone temple projects.
- 991–1001Ta Keo (Angkor) · CambodiaIn his later reign he advanced grand constructions such as Ta Keo; he died in 1001, marking the close of the 10th-century Angkor ruling phase, after which his successors entered a new round of power reorganization.
Sources
- Jayavarman V https://www.britannica.com/biography/Jayavarman-V
- Coedès, Georges. The Indianized States of Southeast Asia — Georges Coedès (1968)