Wikipedia's article on Isanavarman I, king of Chenla from about 616 to 637 CE, documenting his succession from his father Mahendravarman, his founding of the capital Isanapura at the site now known as Sambor Prei Kuk, an inscription dated 13 September 627 CE attributed to his reign, and his kingdom's absorption of the weakened Funan polity.
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A general reference encyclopedia, tier 3, used here corroborated by IntoCambodia.org's dedicated page on the temple site below for Isanavarman's reign dates and the inscriptional evidence anchoring his temple building at Isanapura. NotesUsed for Isanavarman's reign dates, his succession, and the 627 CE inscription attributed to his reign.
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