Rulers of Kediri
- Unknown ruler 1042–1104 (the era of twin kingdoms: Janggala and Kediri)
- Çri Jayawarşa Digjaya Çāstaprabhu 1104–1115
- Kameçwara 1115–1130
- Jayabhaya 1130–1160
- Sarwweçwara 1160–1170
- Aryyeçwara 1170–1180
- Gandra 1180–1190
- Çrngga 1190–1200
- Kertajaya 1200–1222
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