Emperor Vikramaditya is a very famous king of India. There is an Era on the name of Vikramaditya, starting from the date he started his dynasty. This is called as Vikram samvat and followed in Ujjain even today. Vikramaditya is a devotee of Ma Hara siddhi. His Idol is present near the temple of Hara siddhi.

- Idol of King Vikramaditya near Harsiddhi temple
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- Vikram Simhasan
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There are many folk tales linked with Vikramaditya.
1. Vikramaditya gave his head as a sacrifice to please Hara siddhi.
2. Vikramaditya gained super natural powers by practicing Bhetala sadhana at Siddha vat. There are tales with the title ‘Vikram-Bhetal’ highlighting that story.
3. The throne (Simhasan) of Vikramaditya is given by Lord Indra and has mystic powers. This throne was missed after the period of Vikramaditya. When it appeared in the period of the king Bhoja, he tried to climb it. The salabhanjikas (Mystic powers) tested him and finally accepted Bhoja to sit on the throne. ‘Simhasan battisi’ are the tales relating to that story.
4. Bhartri hari and Bhatti are the elder and Younger brothers of Vikramaditya.
Bhartri hari abandoned kingdom and became Yogi. Bhatti is also a devotee of Hara siddhi. It is told that Bhatti and Vikramaditya ruled Ujjaini for a long period sharing a year in to two halves.
Nava ratnas are said to be present in the court of Vikramaditya. They are-
1.Dhanvantari 2.Kshapanaka 3.Amara simha 4.Shanku bhatta 5.Vetala bhatta 6.Ghatakharpara 7.Varahamihira 8.Vararuchi 9.Kalidasa(Most famous poet of Sanskrit language).
In Rudra sagar there are some stones present, called as the remnants of the throne of king Vikramaditya.