Chand dynasty

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The Chand dynasty was a prominent ruling family that governed the Kumaon region of present-day Uttarakhand in northern India for several centuries, known for its contributions to regional politics, culture, and temple architecture.

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Label Occurrences
Chand dynasty canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu ruling family
dynasty
administrativeCenter Almora
Champawat
allianceWith Mughal Empire (in much of the territory)
surface form: Mughal Empire (various periods)
built Baleshwar Temple, Champawat
Jageshwar group of temples (restorations and additions)
Nagnath Temple, Champawat
forts in Almora region
capital Almora
Champawat
conflictWith Garhwal Kingdom (historical)
surface form: Garhwal kingdom

Mughal Empire (in much of the territory)
surface form: Mughal Empire
continent Asia
country India
culturalInfluenceOn Kumaoni culture
Kumaoni language literature
era medieval India
followedBy British India
surface form: British Raj

British rule in Kumaon
foundedBy Som Chand
heritageSiteAssociated Baleshwar Temple
Jageshwar Temples
ancient temples of Champawat
knownFor fortifications in Kumaon
patronage of art and culture
regional politics in Kumaon
temple architecture
languageOfAdministration Kumaoni
languageOfCourt Sanskrit
locatedInPresentDay Uttarakhand
surface form: Uttarakhand, India
notableRuler Baz Bahadur Chand
Gyan Chand
Kalyan Chand
Rudra Chand
Som Chand
Udai Chand
partOf history of Kumaon
history of Uttarakhand
patronOf Shaivism
Vaishnavism
temple building in Kumaon
politicalStatus regional kingdom
precededBy Katyuri dynasty
regionRuled Kumaon
Kumaon
surface form: Kumaon division

Uttarakhand
surface form: present-day Uttarakhand
religion Hinduism
startLocation Champawat district
surface form: Champawat region

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Kumaon historicalRuler Chand dynasty
Almora foundedBy Chand dynasty