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Nripatungavarman
Nripatungavarman was king of the Pallava dynasty in the late ninth century, the son and successor of Nandivarman III. He defeated the Pandyas on the Arisil river, but rival members of the royal family, among them Aparajita, divided the dynasty, and the Pallavas were soon overthrown by the rising Cholas.
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