Paramardi

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Paramardi was a 12th-century Chandela king of central India, known for his resistance to early Ghurid invasions and for ruling during the decline of Chandela power.

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Paramardi canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chandela king
Indian monarch
historical figure
alternativeName Paramardi-deva
Paramardideva
associatedWithEvent early encounters between Rajput kingdoms and Ghurid invaders
associatedWithPlace Mahoba region
capital Mahoba
conflict Ghurid–Chandela conflicts
culture Rajput
linked to: Rajputs
deathCentury 12th century
dynasty Chandela dynasty
era late classical period of Indian history
givenName Paramardi
historicalPhase period of Chandela decline
historicalReputation one of the last significant Chandela rulers
house Chandelas of Jejakabhukti
linked to: Chandela dynasty
knownFor resistance to early Ghurid invasions
ruling during the decline of Chandela power
knownFrom inscriptions
later literary traditions
languageOfCourt Sanskrit
opponent Ghurid Empire
Muhammad of Ghor
politicalStatus regional power in north-central India
predecessor Madana Varman
regionRuled Bundelkhand
central India
reignCentury 12th century
religion Hinduism
sovereigntyType hereditary monarchy
successor Trailokyavarman
territory Jejakabhukti
linked to: Jejakabhukti region
title Maharajadhiraja

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Chandela dynasty notableRuler Paramardi
Paramardi givenName Paramardi