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Yashodharman

King of Dashapura (Mandsaur) in western Malwa of the later Aulikara dynasty, the successor — probably the son — of Prakashadharman; in 532 he was ruling as king of kings, and an inscription of that year also calls him Vishnuvardhana. His inscriptions celebrate his victory over the Huna king Mihirakula and claim an empire from the Brahmaputra to the Western Ocean, but his power did not last, and the Aulikaras soon vanish from the record.

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South Asia
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South Asia (6th–10th c.)

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  1. Wikipedia (English): Yashodharman
  2. Wikipedia (English): Mandsaur Pillar inscriptions of Yashodharman
  3. Wikidata: Q1262907