Srivijaya - List of Rulers

List of Rulers

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The Maharajas of Srivijaya

Date	King's name	Capital	Stone inscription or embassies to China and events
683	Dapunta Hyang Sri Jayanasa	Srivijaya	Kedukan Bukit (682), Talang Tuwo (684), and Kota Kapur inscriptions Malayu conquest, Central Java conquest
702	Indravarman Che-li-to-le-pa-mo	Srivijaya Shih-li-fo-shih	Embassies 702–716, 724(China) Embassies to Caliph Muawiyah I and Caliph Umar bin Abdul Aziz
728	Rudra vikraman Lieou-t'eng-wei-kong	Srivijaya Shih-li-fo-shih	Embassy 728–748
			No information for the period 728–775
prior to 775	Dharmasetu or Vishnu	Java	Nakhon Si Thammarat (Ligor), Vat Sema Muang
775	Dharanindra	Java	Ligor, started to build Borobudur in 770, conquered South Cambodia
782	Samaragrawira	Java	Ligor, Arabian text (790), continued the construction of Borobudur
792	Samaratungga	Java	Karangtengah inscription (824), 802 lost Cambodia, 825 completion of Borobudur
835	Balaputradewa	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Lost Central Java, moved to Srivijaya Nalanda inscription (860)
			No information for the period 835–960
960	Çri Udayadityavarman Se-li-hou-ta-hia-li-tan	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Embassies 960, 962
980	Haji Hia-Tche	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Embassies 980–983
988	Sri Culamanivarmadeva Se-li-chu-la-wu-ni-fu-ma-tian-hwa	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Embassy 988-992-1003 Javanese King Dharmawangsa attack of Srivijaya, building of temple for Chinese Emperor, Tanjore Inscription or Leiden Inscription (1044), gift of village by Raja-raja I
1008	Sri Maravijayottungga Se-li-ma-la-pi	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Embassy 1008
1017	Sumatrabhumi	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Embassy 1017
1025	Sangramavijayottungga	Srivijaya San-fo-ts'i	Captured by Rajendra Chola Chola Inscription on the temple of Rajaraja, Tanjore
1028	Sri Deva	Palembang Pa-lin-fong	Embassy 1028 Building of Tien Ching temple, Kuang Cho (Kanton) for Chinese Emperor
1078	Kulothunga Chola I Ti-hua-ka-lo	Palembang Pa-lin-fong	Embassy 1079
			No information for the period 1080–1155
1156	Rajaraja Chola II	Palembang Pa-lin-fong	Larger Leyden Plates
1183	Srimat Trailokyaraja Maulibhusana Warmadewa	Dharmasraya Kingdom	Bronze Buddha Chaiya 1183
			No information for the period 1183–1275
1286	Srimat Tribhuwanaraja Mauli Warmadewa	Dharmasraya Kingdom	Padang Roco inscription 1286, Pamalayu expedition 1275–1293

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