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Balaputradeva
Balaputradeva was a prince of the Shailendra dynasty of Java who became ruler of Srivijaya in Sumatra in the ninth century. A copper-plate grant of the Pala king Devapala records that, at Balaputradeva's request, five villages were granted to support a monastery he had built at Nalanda, evidence of the close religious links between Bengal and the Buddhist states of maritime Southeast Asia.

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