Indra III

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Indra III was a powerful early 10th-century Indian monarch who significantly expanded and consolidated the Rashtrakuta Empire through successful military campaigns and effective governance.

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Indra III canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian monarch
Rashtrakuta emperor
historical figure
campaignAgainst Pratihara Empire
capital Manyakheta
capturedCity Kannauj
century 10th century
country Rashtrakuta Empire
linked to: Rashtrakuta dynasty
deathPlace likely Deccan region
dynasty Rashtrakuta dynasty
engagedIn wars with neighboring dynasties
era early medieval India
expandedEmpireIn Deccan region
northern India
father Bapuraja
grandfather Krishna II
issued land grants to Brahmins
land grants to religious institutions
knownFor consolidation of Rashtrakuta power in northern India
effective governance
military expansion of the Rashtrakuta Empire
knownFrom epigraphic records
literary sources
languageOfInscriptions Kannada
Sanskrit
maintained feudatory network in the Deccan
patronage Jainism
Shaivism
policy imperial consolidation
territorial expansion
predecessor Krishna II
region Indian subcontinent
linked to: South Asia
reignEnd c. 929 CE
reignStart c. 914 CE
religion Hinduism
royalHouse Rashtrakuta of Manyakheta
linked to: Rashtrakuta dynasty
strengthened central imperial authority
strengthenedControlOver Gujarat
Maharashtra
successor Amoghavarsha II
title Maharajadhiraja
Parama Maheshvara

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Tripartite Struggle hasParticipant Indra III
subject linked to: Tripartite struggle
Krishna II successor Indra III