Vishnuvardhana
Sign in to saveWisnuwardhana, also known as Jayawisnuwardhana (died in Singhasari, 1270/1272), alias Nararya Seminingrat, was king of Tumapel from 1248 until his death in 1268 under the regnal title: Śrī Jayawisnuwarddhana Sang Mapāñji Seminingrat Śrī Sakala Kalana Kulama Dhumardana Kamalekṣana. (According to the Maribong inscription, dated 1248.)
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Wisnuwardhana, also known as Jayawisnuwardhana (died in Singhasari, 1270/1272), alias Nararya Seminingrat, was king of Tumapel from 1248 until his death in 1268 under the regnal title: Śrī Jayawisnuwarddhana Sang Mapāñji Seminingrat Śrī Sakala Kalana Kulama Dhumardana Kamalekṣana. (According to the Maribong inscription, dated 1248.)
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