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Abhayakumāra

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Klatt, Johannes (2016), pp 199, 553. | work record
Label Abhayakumāra, about Vi.Saṃ. 1200-1230, mantrin of Kumārapāla (Caulukya king, Vi.Saṃ. 1199-1230)
Generic Name
  1. Abhayakumāra
Title
  1. Śreṣṭhin (śreṣṭhin)

Sources

  1. Klatt, Johannes (2016), p 553. | work record
Religious Status
  1. Householder male (gṛhastha)
Gender
  1. Male (puruṣa)
Occupation Social Position
  1. Minister (mantrin)
Family Name
  1. Unknown
Caste
  1. Śrīmālī (Śrīmālī)

Sources

  1. Klatt, Johannes (2016), p 199. | work record
Family Relationships
  1. Son of: Nemināga, about Vi.Saṃ. 1230, father of Abhayakumāra (about Vi.Saṃ. 1200-1230, mantrin of Kumārapāla, Caulukya king, Vi.Saṃ. 1199-1230)

Sources

  1. Klatt, Johannes (2016), pp 199, 553. | work record
Events
  1. Life date (jīvanakālasaṃbandhī)
    Indian dates: 1200-1230 Vikrama saṃvat calendar (north India) (vikramasaṃvat (uttara bhārata))
    Gregorian dates: 1158

Sources

  1. Klatt, Johannes (2016), pp 199, 553. | work record
Roles
  1. Contemporary (samakālīna) of: Kumārapāla, Caulukya king, Vi.Saṃ. 1199-1230
  2. Minister (mantrin) of: Kumārapāla, Caulukya king, Vi.Saṃ. 1199-1230

Sources

  1. Klatt, Johannes (2016), pp 199, 553. | work record
  2. Klatt, Johannes (2016), pp 199, 310, 553. | work record
Visualisations
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