Toramana

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Toramana was a prominent Huna ruler in early 6th-century northern India, known for his extensive military campaigns and significant role in weakening the Gupta Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Huna ruler
historical figure
monarch
activePeriod early 6th century CE
alsoKnownAs Toramāna Shahi Jauvla NERFINISHED
Toramāṇa NERFINISHED
associatedWithSite Eran NERFINISHED
Gwalior NERFINISHED
Kura (Punjab) NERFINISHED
attestedIn coins
inscriptions
literary sources
coinLegendLanguage Bactrian NERFINISHED
Brahmi NERFINISHED
conflictWith Gupta Empire NERFINISHED
contemporaryOf late Gupta rulers
deathPlace northern India (uncertain)
dynasty Alchon Huns NERFINISHED
ethnicity Huna NERFINISHED
expandedControlOver Malwa region NERFINISHED
Punjab region NERFINISHED
Rajasthan region NERFINISHED
western Uttar Pradesh NERFINISHED
father Khingila NERFINISHED
historicalImpact contributed to the decline of the Gupta Empire
facilitated Huna political dominance in northwestern India
issued copper coins
gold coins
silver coins
knownFor Huna invasions of India NERFINISHED
military campaigns in northern India
weakening the Gupta Empire
mentionedIn Eran pillar inscription of Bhanugupta
notableInscription Eran inscription NERFINISHED
Gwalior inscription
Kura inscription NERFINISHED
predecessor Khingila NERFINISHED
regionRuled northern India NERFINISHED
northwestern India NERFINISHED
reignEnd c. 515 CE
reignStart c. 490 CE
religion Hinduism (attributed)
likely Vaishnavism
succeededBy Mihirakula NERFINISHED
successor Mihirakula NERFINISHED
title Maharajadhiraja
Shahi Jauvla NERFINISHED

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