Varman Dynasty or Lavo Dynasty (Khmer: រាជវង្សវរ្ម័ន; The Rhea vong sa Varaman, Roman: Varman Dynasty of Khmer) The Varman Dynasty or the Khmer Dynasty is a royal family in the Khmer Empire (Khmer: ព្រះរាជាណាចក្រកម្ពុជា). The Varman Dynasty was established by King Kaundinyavarmandeva (Khmer: កៅណ្ឌិន្យវរ្ម័នទេវ), who married Queen Soma (Khmer: សោមា), who ruled the indigenous kingdom and established her spouse as the king of the Nokor Phnom or Funan kingdom, forming the Varman dynasty.[1]

Family tree

Family tree of Khmer Varman monarchs
Queen Soma
r.later 1st century		Kaundinya I
r.later 1st century
Bhadravarman
r.380–413		Mera
Indigenous		Kambu SvayambhuvaHun Pan-huang
r.later 2nd cent.–198
Gangaraja
r.413–?		SarvabhaumaDevanikaHun Pan-pan
r.198–201		Candana
r.357–410
Manorathavarman□
Mon		Srutavarman
r.550–555		Srei Meara
r.201–225		Kaundinya II
r.410∼434
KritantapasaSreshthavarman
r.555–560		□
Mon		Srindravarman
r.434∼435		□
Chola Tamil
Devavarman
r.510–526		YasodharaPrithivindravarman□
(female)		Jayavarman
r.484–514		Kulaprabhavati
r.514–517
Rudravarman
r.529–572		Kambujarajalakshmi
r.575–580		Bhavavarman I
r.580–600		Rudravarman
r.514–550		VijayavarmanGunavarman
Jaya Sambhuvarman
r.572–629		Viravarman
r.560–575		□
(female)		CandravarmanBaladitya□
(female)		□
(male)
Somasarman□
(female)		Mahendravarman
r.600–616		Jayavarman I
r.657–681		VisvarupaSarasvati
Kandarpadharma
r.629–640		HiranyavarmanIsanavarman I
r.616–639		SobhajayaJayadevi
r.681–713		Nripatindravarman I
r.713–716
Prabhasadharmavarman
r.640–645		SrisuryaShambhuvarman
618–629		Mahendradevi
JagaddharmaSri SarvaniBhavavarman II
r.639–657		Fan carrier
(female)		□
(male)		Indrani
c.716–760		Pushkaraksha
r.716–730		Narendralakshmi
Queen of Champa
r.645-653		Prakasadharma
r.653-686		□
(female)		Shambhuvarman
r.730–760		Narendradevi
JayendradhipativarmanNrpatendradevi
c.760–780		Rajendravarman I
r.760–770
Sagaradharma□
(female)		Jayendrabha
c.780–802		Jayendra[2]Prithivindravarman
(Lakshmindra)		PrithivindradeviPunnagavarman
HarshavarmanKambujalakshmi
(Hyang Pavitra)		Jayavarman II[3]
r.780–802, 802–850		RajendradeviMahipativarman
r.770–780
BhagadattaJayavarman III
r.850–877		RajendralakshmiJyestharya
c.802–803		IndradeviIndravarman I
r.877–889		□
(male)
SundaraparakramaMahendradeviMahendravarmanYasovarman I
r.889–910		□
(female)		Fan carrier
JayadeviJayavarman IV
r.928–941		Ishanavarman II
r.923–928		□
(female)		Harshavarman I
r.910–923		Vasudeva
Sundaravarman□
(female)		Harshavarman II
r.941–944		□
(female)		Damodara□
(female)		Manassiva
Nripatisimhavarman
937–971		Mangalavarman
971–986		Rajendravarman II
r.944–968		YajnavarahaVishnukumaraPrana
Saptadevakula		Jivaka
(Sujitaraja)
□
(female)		□
(female)		Jayavarman V
r.968–1001		IndralakshmiDivakarabhattaKavisvara
Rajapativarman
986–1001		Udayadityavarman I
r.1001–1002		PrithivindraJayaviravarman
r.1002–1006		VishnukumaraSankarapandita□
(female)
LakshmipativarmanSri SukarmaMahidharavarmanSamarendradhipativarmanSadasivaViralakshmiNrpatindralakshmiSuryavarman I
r.1006–1050
VirendravallabhaVirendradhipativarman
c.1108		HiranyalakshmiHiranyavarman□Udayadityavarman II
r.1050–1066		Suryalakshmi
DharanindradityaDharanindrarajalakshmiDharanindravarman I
r.1107–1113		YuvarajaJayavarman VI
r.1080–1107		VijayendralakshmiNripatindravarman II
r.1080–1113
TribhuvanabrahmendraRajendralakshmiRajapatindralakshmiMahidharadityaNarendralakshmiKsitindraditya□
(female)		Harshavarman III
r.1066–1080
JayasimhavarmanHiranyalakshmiDharanindravarman II
r.1150–1156		HiranyaBhupatindralakshmiSuryavarman II
r.1113–1150		Nandavarman
Narendraditya□
(female)		Jayarajacudamani
IndradeviJayarajadeviJayavarman VII
r.1181–1218		RajendradeviYasovarman II
r.1156–1165		Tribhuvanadityavarman
r.1165–1177		Jaya Indravarman
r.1177–1181		Vidyanandana
Nripatindravarman
Srindrakumara		Indravarman II
r.1218–1243		SuryakumaraJayamahapradhanaSriprabhaSubhadriJayamangalartha I
SrindrapatindradityaSikhara MahadeviVirakumaraJayavarman VIII
r.1243–1295		Chakravatirajadevi□
(female)		Jayamangalartha IIIndrajayavarman
r.1308–1327
□
(male)		Indravarman III
r.1295–1308		Indrabhupesvaracuda□
(male)		AngrajadeviJayavarman IX
r.1327–1336
Chandravaradevi


  Śreshthapura
  Vyadhapura
  Bhavapura
  Isanapura
  Sambhupura
  Aninditapura
  Hariharalaya
  Yasodharapura
  Koh Ker
  Shailendra
  Mahidharapura
  Vimayapura
  Lavapura

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