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Devaraja

Devaraja (Sanskrit: देवराज, romanized: Devarāja) was the religious and political concept of the "god-king" or deified monarch in ancient and medieval India and Southeast Asia. The concept of the devaraja developed from both Hinduism and other, local traditions depending on the area. It held that that the king was a divine, universal ruler and a…

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SanskritDevaVedic pantheonsGodIndian origin religions
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SanskritRomanizedGod-kingDeifiedMonarch
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related to Indianized polities in Southeast Asia · 16
Devaraja → Buddhist, Cambodia, Eventually, Indian Hindu, Indianised Hindu-Buddhist, It, Java, Javanese, Khmer, Laos, Southeast Asia, Thai, Thailand, The Khmer, Under, Vietnam
related to Purpose · 13
Devaraja → Angkor Wat, Ayutthaya, Borobudur, Buddhist, Hindu, In, Indianized, Introducing, It, Prambanan, Southeast Asia, The, The Devaraja
related to Ritual · 6
Devaraja → Example, Hindu, Jayavarman II, Khmer, Sri Shiva, The

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king concept god java khmer divine southeast asia kings indian hindu empire kingdoms ancient adopted cambodia thailand jayavarman ii inscription

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the Prambananinstance ofwhere monuments0.80text
Ayutthayainstance ofwhere monuments0.80text
the Angkor Wat were erected to celebrate the king's divine rule on Earth.The devaraja concept of the divine status of kings was adopted by the Indianised Hindu-Buddhist kingdoms of Southeast Asia through the Indian Brahmin scholars that were deployed in the courts thereinstance ofwhere monuments0.80text
Suvarnabhumiinstance ofBuddhism have many references regarding Southeast Asia0.80text
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaIndianised Hindu-Buddhist0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaSoutheast Asia0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaIndian Hindu0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaBuddhist0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaUnder0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaIt0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaJava0.60section
Devarajarelated to Indianized polities in Southeast AsiaThe Khmer0.60section

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