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Aparajitavarman

reigned c. 885–897 · 9th century · Also known as Aparajita Pallava

Aparajitavarman was the last important king of the Pallava dynasty of Kanchipuram. Around 885, with his Western Ganga ally Prithvipati I and Chola support, he defeated the Pandya king Varaguna II at the Battle of Sripurambiyam. Around 897 he was defeated by the Chola king Aditya I, who annexed the Pallava kingdom.

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Pallava dynasty

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