King Vikramabahu III

King Vikramabahu III was a notable ruler of Sri Lanka in the 13th century, known for his leadership during a period of political upheaval. He belonged to the House of Dambadeniya and reigned from 1303 to 1325, focusing on strengthening the kingdom’s stability, infrastructure, and religious institutions. His reign was marked by efforts to consolidate power and promote Buddhism. Though detailed records are limited, he is remembered as a capable monarch who contributed to the cultural and political development of Sri Lanka during a complex time in its history.