The University of Nalanda c9.141

c9.141

Now who was this Yaśovarmman and when and where did he rule is not given by the inscription. Hirananda Sastri's view that he was an overlord of the King Bālāditya, Narasimhagupta and is no other than the King Yaśodharma of Mandasor inscription does not seem to be warranted from the arguments adduced by him. These, rather, if they prove anything at all, as has been shown⁴, point to the King Yaśovarmmadeva, who had a capital at Kanauj and flourished in or about 728-745. A.D.⁵