Dhruva Dharavarsha
Dhruva Dharavarsha is one of the most striking rulers of Rashtrakuta Dynasty. He ascended the throne after replacing his elder brother Govinda II. He had a high political aspiration and he actively pursued the goal of expanding the frontiers of Rashtrakuta domination.
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One of the most proficient rulers of the Rashtrakuta dynasty, DhruvaDharavarsha (780-793) C.E. succeeded to the throne, subsequent to his older brother Govinda II. Evidences asserting the empirical powers of Dhruva are witnessed in the Garugadahalli writing of 782 and the Dhulia grant of 779. Although certain historians proclaimed that Dhruva appalled and seized the throne from his brother, other historians assert that switch of the throne from Govinda II to Dhruva was serene. The emperor attained the titles of Srivallabha, Kalivallabha, Parameshvara, Dharavarsha and Maharajadhiraja.
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