Bhimdev II was a ruler of the Chaulukya dynasty in western India during the 12th century. He is known for his contributions to architecture and the promotion of art and culture in his kingdom. His reign is often associated with the construction of several temples and monuments that reflect the rich heritage of the region. Bhimdev II succeeded his father, Bhimdev I, and continued to strengthen the dynasty's influence. His rule was marked by military campaigns that expanded the territory and secured trade routes, contributing to the prosperity of his kingdom. His legacy is remembered for both his governance and cultural patronage.