Jayavarman V

Jayavarman V was a king of the Khmer Empire in the early 11th century, ruling from around 1002 to 1022 CE. His reign marked a period of stability and religious devotion, notably supporting Mahayana Buddhism. He oversaw the construction of temples and encouraged cultural growth. Despite his relatively brief rule, Jayavarman V helped strengthen the empire and promote spiritual practices, leaving a lasting influence on Khmer architecture and religious life. His leadership is seen as a time of consolidation, emphasizing religion and artistic achievement within the kingdom.