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Balitung

Balitung was a Javanese king of Mataram. Balitung was his birth name, though like other Javanese kings of this period, he was commonly referred to by his appanage title Rakai Watukura (Lord of Watukura).: 127 He reigned from 10 May 898 to c. 911–912.: 25 His territories included a wide range of areas in Central Java and East Java.

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Born
Balitung
Predecessor
Jebang
Regnal name
Regnal nameŚrī Dharmodaya Mahāśambhu (frequent) Śrī Īsvarakeśavotsvatuṅga (frequent) Śrī Bāhuvikramabajradeva (Tiga Ron) Sang Janārdanottuṅga (Rumwiga I)
Reign
10 May 898 – c. 910
Religion
Shaivism
Successor
Daksha

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Balitung

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related to Regnal names · 20
Balitung → Ayam Teas, Balitung's, Bāhubajrapratipakṣakṣaya, Bāhuvikramabajradeva, Daksha's, Dharmodaya Mahāśambhu, He, His, In, Janārdanottuṅga, Javanese, Keśava, Rumwiga, Sanskrit, Tiga Ron, Tulangan, Two, Viṣṇu, Watu Kura, Watu Ridang
related to Reign · 15
Balitung → According, Balitung's, Daksha, Dakṣa, However, In, Kubu-Kubu, March, May, Rudra, Telahap, The, This, Viṣṇu, Wanua Tengah III
related to The end of an era · 11
Balitung → According, December, During, Historians, Mpu Daksha, Plaosan, Rakai Gurunwangi, Rakai Hino, Rakai Pikatan, Taji Gunung, The
related to Origins · 8
Balitung → Balitung's, Boechari, Daksha, East Java, Goris, Jebang, Lord, Watuhumalang
Born · 1
Balitung → Balitung
Predecessor · 1
Balitung → Jebang
Regnal name · 1
Balitung → Regnal nameŚrī Dharmodaya Mahāśambhu (frequent) Śrī Īsvarakeśavotsvatuṅga (frequent) Śrī Bāhuvikramabajradeva (Tiga Ron) Sang Janārdanottuṅga (Rumwiga I)
Reign · 1
Balitung → 10 May 898 – c. 910
Religion · 1
Balitung → Shaivism
Successor · 1
Balitung → Daksha

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inscription balitung's inscriptions daksha reign kings javanese rakai king may mataram śrī regnal though name boechari mpu title lord king's

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BalitungBornBalitung1.00infobox
BalitungPredecessorJebang1.00infobox
BalitungRegnal nameRegnal nameŚrī Dharmodaya Mahāśambhu (frequent) Śrī Īsvarakeśavotsvatuṅga (frequent) Śrī Bāhuvikramabajradeva (Tiga Ron) Sang Janārdanottuṅga (Rumwiga I)1.00infobox
BalitungReign10 May 898 – c. 9101.00infobox
BalitungReligionShaivism1.00infobox
BalitungSuccessorDaksha1.00infobox
Boechariinstance ofthough other historians0.80text
Balitungrelated to OriginsBalitung's0.60section
Balitungrelated to OriginsGoris0.60section
Balitungrelated to OriginsEast Java0.60section
Balitungrelated to OriginsBoechari0.60section
Balitungrelated to OriginsJebang0.60section

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