Veera Ballala II

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Veera Ballala II was a powerful 12th–13th century Hoysala king who greatly expanded the dynasty’s territory and influence in southern India, particularly in present-day Karnataka.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hoysala king
Indian monarch
historical figure
associatedWith Belur
Halebidu
capital Dvarasamudra
Halebidu
child Somesvara
Vira Narasimha II
conflictWith Chola dynasty
Pandya dynasty
Western Chalukya Empire
country India
deathPlace Dvarasamudra
dynasty Hoysala dynasty
linked to: Hoysalas
era 12th century
13th century
expandedTerritoryIn Andhra region
linked to: Andhra

Tamil Nadu
present-day Karnataka
father Narasimha I
fullName Vira Ballala II
issuedInscriptionsIn Kannada
issuedInscriptionsIn Sanskrit
knownFor conflicts with the Western Chalukyas
greatly expanding Hoysala power
intervention in Chola and Pandya politics
military campaigns in southern India
patronage of art and architecture
languageOfCourt Kannada
mother Ketaladevi
patronized Hoysala temple architecture
Kannada literature
Sanskrit literature
politicalStatus paramount ruler in parts of southern India
predecessor Narasimha I
regionRuled Karnataka
southern India
reignEnd c. 1220
reignStart c. 1173
religion Hinduism
royalHouse Hoysala
linked to: Hoysalas
spouse Umadevi
strengthened Hoysala administration
Hoysala military
successor Vira Narasimha II
title Dakshina Chakravarti
Maharajadhiraja

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Hoysalas significantRuler Veera Ballala II