Yasodharapura

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Yasodharapura was the principal royal city of the Khmer Empire, centered around Angkor and serving as a major political and religious hub in medieval Southeast Asia.

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Yasodharapura canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former capital
historical city
archaeologicalSite Angkor archaeological park
associatedWith Angkor Thom
Angkor Wat
Khmer kings
linked to: Khmer monarchy
centeredAround Angkor
civilization Khmer civilization
linked to: Khmer Empire
continent Asia
country Khmer Empire
culturalInfluenceFrom India
Mon-Dvaravati traditions
culturalSphere Indic cultural sphere
decline late medieval period
economyBasedOn regional trade
wet-rice agriculture
era Angkorian period
linked to: Khmer Empire
flourishedIn medieval period
heritageStatus part of Angkor UNESCO World Heritage Site
knownFor barays (reservoirs)
elaborate hydraulic infrastructure
monumental temple architecture
temple-mountains
language Old Khmer
linkedTo Tonle Sap Lake
linked to: Tonlé Sap Lake
locatedIn Angkor region
present-day Cambodia
modernCountry Cambodia
partOf Angkor urban complex
politicalFunction administrative center of the Khmer Empire
seat of the Khmer royal court
region Southeast Asia
religion Hinduism
Mahayana Buddhism
linked to: Mahayana

Theravada Buddhism
linked to: Theravada
religiousFunction center of state cults
site of royal temple foundations
role political center of the Khmer Empire
principal royal city of the Khmer Empire
religious center of the Khmer Empire
script Khmer script
successor Phnom Penh as later Cambodian capital
urbanType low-density urban complex

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Khmer Empire capital Yasodharapura
Yasovarman I capitalFounded Yasodharapura
Yasovarman I seatOfPower Yasodharapura