Vikramaditya
Vikramaditya is an Indian epithet meaning "sun of valor" that is attached to several kings in ancient and medieval literature. It appears in both historical accounts and legendary tales, leading to a blend of fact and folklore. The name is commonly linked with a Gupta-era ruler and with a legendary sovereign of Ujjain, among others, and has become a cultural symbol of courage and wise kingship.
Historical Vikramaditya: The Gupta emperor Chandragupta II (roughly 375–415 CE) is widely associated with the title
Legendary Vikramaditya of Ujjain: In folklore, Vikramaditya is the legendary king of Ujjain who defeats foes
Legacy: The name Vikramaditya endures as a symbol of valor and enlightened kingship in literature, drama, and