Erlangga

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Erlangga (Airlangga) was an 11th-century Javanese king who ruled the Kahuripan kingdom in eastern Java and is known for restoring political stability after the collapse of the Mataram Kingdom.

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instanceOf Javanese king
historical figure
monarch
alsoKnownAs Airlangga
Sri Maharaja Rakai Halu Sri Lokeswara Dharmawangsa Airlangga Anantawikramottunggadewa
associatedWith Mataram Kingdom NERFINISHED
Old Javanese culture
linked to: Javanese literature

Warmadewa dynasty NERFINISHED
birthPlace Bali
burialPlace Believed to be in a hermitage in eastern Java
capital Kahuripan
Watan Mas
continent Asia
countryOfCitizenship Java
deathDate c. 1049
deathPlace Java
ethnicGroup Javanese
event consolidated fragmented Javanese territories
divided his kingdom into Janggala and Panjalu
linked to: Janggala kingdom

fled to the forests and hermitages after the fall of Mataram
survived the 1006 attack on the Mataram Kingdom
father Udayana Warmadewa
hasTitle Anantawikramottunggadewa
Rakai Halu
Sri Maharaja
influenced later Javanese kingdoms
political structure of Kediri
knownFor founding the Kahuripan kingdom
patronage of Buddhism and Hinduism
re-establishing Javanese power after the fall of the Mataram Kingdom
restoring political stability in eastern Java
supporting Old Javanese literature
language Old Javanese
linked to: Kawi (Old Javanese)
mother Mahendradatta
notableWork commissioning the Arjunawiwaha kakawin
positionHeld King of Kahuripan
Ruler of eastern Java
predecessor Dharmawangsa Teguh
region Southeast Asia
reignedOver Kahuripan
eastern Java
linked to: East Java
reignEnd c. 1045
reignStart c. 1019
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
sourceOfInformation Javanese inscriptions
Old Javanese literary texts
spouse Daughter of Dharmawangsa Teguh
successor Kingdom of Janggala
Kingdom of Panjalu
Mapanji Garasakan
timePeriod 11th century

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