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Bhanudeva IV

Indian ruler
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  • Jagannatha Temple, Puri, Odisha
    Ganga dynasty

    The “mad king,” Bhanudeva IV, who succeeded him, left no inscriptions; his minister Kapilendra usurped the throne and founded the Suryavamsha dynasty in 1434–35 ce. The Eastern Gangas were great patrons of religion and the arts, and the temples of the Ganga period rank among the masterpieces of…

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    The “mad king,” Bhanudeva IV, who succeeded him, left no inscriptions; his minister Kapilendra usurped the throne and founded the Suryavamsha dynasty in 1434–35 ce. The Eastern Gangas were great patrons of religion and the arts, and the temples of the Ganga period rank among the masterpieces of…

    Read More