Naradeva (r. c. 709–721 CE) was an Indian king belonging to the Chahamana dynasty of Shakambhari (modern Sambhar).
The Purtana Prabandha Sangraha names him as the successor of Samantaraja's predecessor Vasudeva.
Naradeva also finds a mention in other texts, such as the Hammira Mahakavya and the Surjana-Charita.
[1] The Bijolia rock inscription names Nṛpa ("ruler") Purnatalla as the son and successor of Samantaraja.
Others, such as Dasharatha Sharma and G. H. Ojha interpreted Purnatalla as the name of the locality where Naradeva ruled.