Jayanegara

Jayanegara (1294–1328) was the second emperor of Majapahit and the only son of its founder Raden Wijaya, succeeding in 1309. His troubled reign was shaken by barons' revolts: in 1319 Kuti seized the palace, forcing him to flee until Gajah Mada crushed the rebellion.

The chronicle Pararaton brands him a dissolute ruler, Kala Gemet, who desired his officers' wives and his own half-sisters. In 1328 his physician Tanca murdered him during an operation, and childless he was succeeded by his half-sister Tribhuwana.