 However, in 920, Raja Sahil Varman (or Raja Sahila Verma), King of Bharmour, shifted his capital from Bharmour to a more centrally located plateau in the lower Ravi valley, and named the city Champavati, after his daughter.There is some variation in the story to how exactly this transition came about in the historical records of Chamba.One version tells how Varman, who, after being childless for a significant period, was blessed with ten sons and a daughter, named "Champavati".