Rajaraja II

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Rajaraja II was a 12th-century South Indian monarch who ruled the Chola Empire during its later period, overseeing a time of relative stability before the dynasty’s decline.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chola emperor
Indian monarch
historical figure
associatedWith Kaveri delta region
capital Gangaikonda Cholapuram NERFINISHED
Pazhayarai NERFINISHED
centuryOfActivity 12th century
conflict wars with the Pandyas
wars with the Sinhalese in Sri Lanka
country Chola Empire NERFINISHED
culture Tamil culture
deathPlace Chola Empire NERFINISHED
dynasty Chola dynasty NERFINISHED
era post-imperial Chola period
ethnicGroup Tamil NERFINISHED
father Kulothunga I NERFINISHED
givenName Rajaraja NERFINISHED
governmentForm monarchy
historicalPeriod medieval South India
knownFor decline in central authority of the Chola Empire
increasing influence of regional chieftains
languageOfCourt Tamil
notableFor maintaining relative stability in the Chola Empire
ruling before the decline of the Chola dynasty
oversaw administration of Chola heartland
patronage Hindu temples
Shaivite institutions
positionHeld Chola king
Emperor of the Chola Empire NERFINISHED
predecessor Kulothunga I NERFINISHED
region South India
reignEnd c. 1173
reignStart c. 1146
religion Hinduism
ruledDuring later period of the Chola Empire
successor Rajadhiraja II NERFINISHED
successorDynastyInRegion Pandya dynasty NERFINISHED
successorState weakened Chola kingdom
territorialControl parts of Sri Lanka
parts of Tamil Nadu
title Chakravartin
Parakesari NERFINISHED
Rajakesari NERFINISHED

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Chola dynasty notableRuler Rajaraja II
Airavatesvara Temple builtBy Rajaraja II