Mulavarman

King in eastern Borneo (Kutai), son of Ashvavarman and grandson of Kundunga, known only from the Sanskrit inscriptions on seven sacrificial pillars (yupa) that record his sacrifices and gifts to Brahmins; he is the earliest Indonesian ruler whose inscriptions survive.

Events

1 event

Regions

Southeast Asia and Oceania

In the threads

Southeast Asia and Oceania (1st–10th c.)

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Events

• The yupa inscriptions of King Mulavarman at Kutaibetween 350 and 450 · Southeast Asia and Oceania

Sources

1. Wikipedia (English): Mulavarman
2. Wikipedia (Russian): Мулаварман
3. Wikidata: Q16227759