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Jayabaya

Jayabhaya or Jayabaya (Javanese spelled: Ratu Joyoboyo), was the Javanese king of the Kediri Kingdom in East Java, Indonesia, who ruled from around 1135 to 1159 CE. He is also the grandfather of the legendary hero, Angling Dharma. With the title of abhiseka used is Sri Maharaja Sang Mapanji Jayabhaya Sri Warmeswara Madhusudana Awataranindita Suhtrisingha…

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Died
1179 (1180) Pamenang, Kingdom of Kadiri
House
Isyana
Issue
Jaya Amijaya · Devi Pramesti · Devi Pramuni · Devi Sasanti
Regnal name
Regnal nameSang Mapañji Jayabhaya Srī Varmmesvara Madhusūdanāwatārānandita Suhrtsingha Parakrama Digjayotunggadeva
Reign
1135-1159
Religion
Hindu Buddhist

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related to Prophecies · 11
Jayabaya → According, Japanese, Kakawin Bhāratayuddha, King Jayabaya, Mpu Panuluh, Mpu Sedah, Prelambang Jayabaya, Ratu Jayabaya, Serat Jayabaya Musarar, Serat Pranitiwakya, The
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Jayabaya → Alang-Alang KumitirIbnu Khan, Bijdragen, Djåjå Båjå, Land, Latif, Ramalan Jayabaya Musarar, Serat Pranitiwakya, Taal, Volkenkunde XIX, Wiselius
Issue · 4
Jayabaya → Devi Pramesti, Devi Pramuni, Devi Sasanti, Jaya Amijaya
Died · 1
Jayabaya → 1179 (1180) Pamenang, Kingdom of Kadiri
House · 1
Jayabaya → Isyana
Regnal name · 1
Jayabaya → Regnal nameSang Mapañji Jayabhaya Srī Varmmesvara Madhusūdanāwatārānandita Suhrtsingha Parakrama Digjayotunggadeva
Reign · 1
Jayabaya → 1135-1159
Religion · 1
Jayabaya → Hindu Buddhist
Successor · 1
Jayabaya → Sarvesvara

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king ratu kediri kingdom jayabhaya javanese adil hindu prophecy jaya amijaya pramesti japan age history indonesia sukarno suharto vishnu japanese

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JayabayaDied1179 (1180) Pamenang, Kingdom of Kadiri1.00infobox
JayabayaHouseIsyana1.00infobox
JayabayaIssueJaya Amijaya1.00infobox
JayabayaIssueDevi Pramesti1.00infobox
JayabayaIssueDevi Pramuni1.00infobox
JayabayaIssueDevi Sasanti1.00infobox
JayabayaRegnal nameRegnal nameSang Mapañji Jayabhaya Srī Varmmesvara Madhusūdanāwatārānandita Suhrtsingha Parakrama Digjayotunggadeva1.00infobox
JayabayaReign1135-11591.00infobox
JayabayaReligionHindu Buddhist1.00infobox
JayabayaSuccessorSarvesvara1.00infobox
Jayabayarelated to Further readingWiselius0.60section
Jayabayarelated to Further readingDjåjå Båjå0.60section

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