Raja Bhoja was a prominent king of the Paramara dynasty in ancient India, ruling during the 11th century. He is best known for his contributions to art, literature, and architecture, and his reign is often considered a golden age for the region of Malwa. Bhoja was also a patron of scholars and poets, fostering a rich cultural environment. In addition to his cultural achievements, Raja Bhoja is credited with the construction of several temples and forts, including the famous Bhojshala in Dhar. His legacy includes the renowned text, the Samarangana Sutradhara, which outlines principles of architecture and engineering, reflecting his deep interest in these fields.