Indrajayavarman

Indrajayavarman (died 1327), also called Indravarman IV, ruled the Khmer Empire from 1308 to 1327; his tie to his predecessor Indravarman III is unknown. A devotee of Shiva, he renewed the persecution of Buddhists and encouraged the destruction of Buddha images.

His reign also brought fresh Siamese incursions, launched in the name of defending the Buddhist faith. His inscriptions are the last Sanskrit records at Angkor, and he was succeeded by his son Jayavarman IX.