Krishna II

Krishna II

Krishna II was the successor of Amoghavarsha I. In the course of the rule of Krishna II, the empire confronted a revolt from the Eastern Chalukyas and its dimension decreased to the realm together with many of the Western Deccan and Gujarat.

Krishna II (878 - 914) C.E. succeeded Amoghavarsha I, subsequent to his demise. In Kannada, he was named Kannara. Mahadevi, his queen was a Haihaya princess of Chedi. Taking into account, the chronology of writings mentioning the name of this king, it was apparent that Krishna II had possibly commenced his statute even during the lifetime of his father. Krishna II's reign proved to be productive for literature, although in the affairs of extension of the empire, his supremacy was assorted.

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