Mihirakula

E688317

Mihirakula was a 6th-century Huna ruler in northern India, historically remembered for his military campaigns and reputed cruelty.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf 6th-century ruler
Huna ruler
historical figure
monarch
areaOfInfluence Kashmir Valley NERFINISHED
Punjab NERFINISHED
Rajasthan NERFINISHED
associatedWith decline of Huna power in India
end of Gupta political dominance in parts of northwestern India
battle defeat by Baladitya in eastern India
defeat by Yashodharman in Malwa
capital Kashmir NERFINISHED
Sakala NERFINISHED
chronologyStatus approximate dates only
countryRuled Northern India NERFINISHED
culture Central Asian
deathPlace Kashmir NERFINISHED
dynasty Alchon Huns NERFINISHED
ethnicity Alchon Hun NERFINISHED
father Toramana NERFINISHED
historicalReputation destroyer of Buddhist monasteries
tyrannical ruler
knownFor military campaigns in northern India
persecution of Buddhists
reputed cruelty
languageOfInscriptions Sanskrit
legacy symbol of anti-Buddhist persecution in Indian tradition
notableEvent capture and later release by Baladitya as reported by Xuanzang
opponent Baladitya of Magadha NERFINISHED
Gupta Empire NERFINISHED
Yashodharman NERFINISHED
predecessor Toramana NERFINISHED
regionRuled Gandhara NERFINISHED
Kashmir NERFINISHED
religion Shaivism NERFINISHED
scriptUsedInInscriptions Brahmi NERFINISHED
sourceMention Kalhana’s Rajatarangini NERFINISHED
Xuanzang NERFINISHED
successor Huna successor states in northwestern India
timePeriod 6th century
title Huna king
Maharaja NERFINISHED

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Huna invasions notableLeader Mihirakula
Hephthalite Empire notableRuler Mihirakula