Akarendrawarman

Akarendrawarman was a king of the Malay kingdom in Sumatra who succeeded Tribhuwanaraja Mauli Warmadewa in 1316 and ruled until 1347, when his nephew Adityawarman followed him. He is named in the Pagaruyung VII inscription with a long imperial title, and the inscription places his realm at Parhyangan on Mount Marapi.

The Suruaso inscription credits him with beginning an irrigation canal for the rice lands at Surawasa, a work completed by Adityawarman.