Indravarman II

Indravarman II (died 1243), son of Jayavarman VII, ruled the Khmer Empire from about 1215. His reign is poorly documented, since his successor Jayavarman VIII may have destroyed the records; only one inscription gives his death year. A Buddhist, he enlarged several of his father's temples.

Under him the empire shrank: the Khmers lost control of Champa, and the newborn Sukhothai kingdom seized western territories. One historian sees him as a possible model for the Leper King of Khmer legend.