A dynasty that ruled Kashmir and the surrounding hill country from 1003, succeeding the Utpala dynasty; its formidable early ruler, the former Lohara princess and Kashmiri queen regnant Didda, and the dynasty's subsequent kings are chronicled in Kalhana's 12th-century Rajatarangini.
Weakened in its later generations by succession conflicts and factional intrigue; Wikipedia's narrative places the dynasty's end around 1175, though Wikidata's structured date (dissolved 1320) suggests some sources extend a much-diminished continuation further, ahead of the rise of the Shah Mir Sultanate in Kashmir in 1339. Flagged for human reconciliation.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Lohara dynasty — the shape you scrub through changes in 1003 · 1027 · 1148.
The primary medieval chronicle for early Lohara-dynasty Kashmir, verified on Open Library in Stein's English translation.
Modern academic political history whose end date (1200) spans the core, better-documented span of the Lohara dynasty.