Udayaditya

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Udayaditya was an 11th-century ruler of the Paramara dynasty in central India, known for restoring stability to the kingdom after a period of decline.

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Udayaditya canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 11th-century monarch
Paramara ruler
historical figure
king
ruler
associatedWith Dhar city
linked to: Dhar

Malwa region
linked to: Malwa-Nimar region
capital Dhar
century 11th century
conflictWith Kalachuris of Tripuri
country Malwa
deathCentury 11th century
dynasty Paramara dynasty
father Bhoja
historicalPeriod early medieval India
issue Lakshmadeva
Naravarman
knownFor issuing inscriptions in Malwa region
re-establishing Paramara power after decline
resisting Kalachuri influence
restoring stability to the Paramara kingdom
languageOfInscriptions Sanskrit
memberOf Paramara dynasty
politicalContext ruled after the decline following Bhoja’s death
predecessor Jayasimha I
regionRuled central India
reignEnd c. 1086
reignStart c. 1060
relative Bhoja
religion Hinduism
restored Paramara authority in central India
royalHouse Paramara
stabilized Paramara kingdom
subcontinent Indian subcontinent
successor Lakshmadeva
successorSon Lakshmadeva
territorialBase Malwa plateau
linked to: Malwa Plateau
title Maharajadhiraja
Paramara king of Malwa

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Paramara kingdom notableRuler Udayaditya
Paramara dynasty notableRuler Udayaditya
Naravarman precededBy Udayaditya
Naravarman father Udayaditya