reign of Suryavarman II

Suryavarman II was a Khmer king who ruled from around 1113 to 1150 CE, known for strengthening his empire and commissioning the construction of Angkor Wat, one of the world’s largest religious monuments. His reign focused on consolidating power, expanding his territory, and promoting Hinduism as the state religion. Angkor Wat served as a spiritual center and symbol of his divine authority. Suryavarman II’s leadership marked a peak in Khmer culture and architecture, leaving a lasting legacy that still attracts admiration today.