Indravarman II 1190 – 1243
Biography
Indravarman II was a ruler of the Khmer Empire who lived during a significant period in Southeast Asian history. Born on January 1, 1190, he came of age during the height of Khmer power and influence in the region. Little is documented about his early life or birthplace, yet his position as a ruler reflects the prominence his family held within the empire’s ruling structure.
During his lifetime, Indravarman II guided the Khmer Empire through the complex political and social landscape of the medieval period. As a member of the ruling class, he would have been involved in the governance and administration of his realm, contributing to the cultural and architectural legacy for which the Khmer Empire remains renowned. His reign occurred within a broader era of Khmer development and expansion.
Indravarman II passed away on January 1, 1243, at an advanced age for his time. The specific circumstances of his death and final resting place remain unknown to history. Despite the limited details that survive about his individual life and accomplishments, his place within the Khmer Empire’s dynastic succession ensures his role in the broader narrative of one of Southeast Asia’s most influential civilizations.
Cemetery Map
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