The Great Kings of Yasodharapura
WINING & SCORING: If you win the game by completely building and carving the temple with all the temple cards placed inside and have enough rice to feed everyone at the Final Harvest, place the Linga in the center tower. If you wish to keep score, count how much rice you have in the rice bank after the final harvest and compare yourself to one of these legendary Kings of Angkor:
- 150 – 250: Jayavarman VII – Bayon
- 125 – 150: Suryavarman II – Angkor Wat
- 100 – 125: Yasovarman – Bakheng
- 75 -100: Suryavarman I – Phimeanakas
- 25 – 75: Rajendravarman II – Baksei Chamkrong
- 0 – 25: Udayadityavarman II – Baphuon
Click on an image to learn about a temple and it’s king.
Bayon
King Jayavarman VII Protected by Victory
Buddhism Late 12th Century
Angkor Wat
King Suryavarman II Protected by the Sun
Hinduism: Vishnu Early-mid 12th
Bakheng
King Yasovarman II Protected by Glory
Hinduism: Shiva Late 9th – early 10th
Baphuon
King Udayadityavarman Protected by the Rising Sun
Hinduism: Shiva Mid-11th
Baksei Chamkrong
King Rajendravarman II Protected by the Lord of King
Hinduism: Ancestral Mid 10th
Phimeanakas
King Suryavarman I Protected by. the Sun
Hinduism Late-10th
“A lion man, he tore his enemies with the claws of his grandeur.”
Yasovarman II, founder of Yasodharapura
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