Ancient Indian Colonization in South-East Asia c8.46

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c8.46

Śambhu-varman made peace with China by payment of customary tribute. His grandson Prabhāsa-dharma was killed with all members of his family in A.D. 645 and a period of anarchy and civil war followed. Evidently the king of Kambuja had a share in all these intrigues. In any case the throne of Champā was occupied, some time before A.D. 653, by Prakāśadharma-Vikrānta-varman whose mother Śarvāṇī was a daughter of king Iśāna-varman of Kambuja, and father, Jagaddharma, was member of the royal family of Champā, who had fled to Kambuja.

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