Prabhakar Vardhan
Prabhakar Vardhan was a Samanta ruler in the beginning but later on had declared himself as independent. He is the first king of the Vardhana dynasty who is referred as `Maharajadhiraj` and `Param-bhattaraka`.
Regarding Prabhakara Vardhan, Bana`s work states that he was "a lion to the Huna deer, a burning fever to the king of the Indus land, a trouble to the sleep of the Gurjaras, a bilious plague to the lord of Gandhara and an axe to the creeper of Malwa`s glory". The very nature of the description indicates that he was on hostile terms with them.
He ruled from 580-605 A.D. Prabhakar Vardhan had two sons - Rajya Vardhan and Harshvardhan. He has also one daughter, Rajyasri. Prabhakar Vardhan was a staunch worshipper of sun. He died fighting with the Huns in 605 A.D.
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