Rashtrakuta emperor Dhruva Dharavarsha

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Rashtrakuta emperor Dhruva Dharavarsha was a powerful 8th-century Indian ruler known for expanding the Rashtrakuta Empire through successful military campaigns in northern and southern India.

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instanceOf Indian ruler
Rashtrakuta emperor
historical figure
monarch
alsoKnownAs Dhruva NERFINISHED
capital Manyakheta NERFINISHED
century 8th century
conflict Gurjara-Pratihara–Rashtrakuta rivalry
Rashtrakuta–Pala conflicts NERFINISHED
country Rashtrakuta Empire NERFINISHED
dynasty Rashtrakuta NERFINISHED
era early medieval India
expandedTerritoryTo Gujarat region NERFINISHED
Kannauj sphere of influence
northern India NERFINISHED
southern India NERFINISHED
father Krishna I NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance consolidated Rashtrakuta imperial power
laid foundations for Govinda III’s further expansion
house Rashtrakuta house of Manyakheta NERFINISHED
knownFor defeating the Gurjara-Pratiharas
defeating the Palas
establishing Rashtrakuta supremacy in northern India
expansion of the Rashtrakuta Empire
military campaigns in northern India
military campaigns in southern India
strengthening Rashtrakuta power in the Deccan
memberOf Rashtrakuta dynasty NERFINISHED
patronage Hindu temples
politicalStatus major imperial power in the Deccan
paramount power in northern India during his reign
predecessor Krishna I NERFINISHED
region Deccan NERFINISHED
regnalTitle Dhruva Dharavarsha NERFINISHED
reignEnd c. 793 CE
reignStart c. 780 CE
religion Hinduism
ruledOver large parts of the Deccan
parts of northern India
parts of southern India
son Govinda III NERFINISHED
succeededBy his son Govinda III
successor Govinda III NERFINISHED
title Maharajadhiraja NERFINISHED

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Dharmapala contemporaryOf Rashtrakuta emperor Dhruva Dharavarsha