Bhoja

Bhoja was a prominent ruler of the Paramara dynasty in ancient India, reigning in the 11th century. He is best known for his patronage of art, literature, and scholarship, which contributed to the cultural richness of his time. Bhoja was also a noted philosopher and poet, with works in Sanskrit that explored various fields, including administration and science. His capital, Dhara, became a center for intellectual pursuits and artistic expression. Bhoja is often remembered as a symbol of a renaissance period in medieval Indian history, where culture and knowledge flourished under his leadership.