| Ladahachandra | |
| Predecessor: | Kalyanachandra |
| Successor: | Govindachandra |
| Issue: | Govindachandra |
| House: | Chandra |
| Dynasty: | Chandra |
| Father: | Kalyanachandra |
| Reign: | 1000 - 1020 CE |
| Religion: | Buddhism[1] |
Ladahachandra was the fourth ruler of the Chandra dynasty in eastern Bengal. Although he was a Buddhist and a renowned patron of Buddhism, he was also very sympathetic to Vaishnavite teachings (according to the two copperplates discovered at Mainamati).