Ramapandita

Ramapandita was a Dvaravati monarch attested in the. He succeeded Pansa in 1006, although the nature of their familial relationship is not recorded. His reign witnessed the replacement of the Chula Sakkarat era with the Buddhist Era, the construction of several temples, and a visit by the Supreme Patriarch of the Pagan Kingdom, indicating the promotion of Buddhism during his rule.
The chronicle provides no information regarding the end of his reign; based on this, Borihan Thepthani estimated that it concluded around 1046. Following his rule, the polity experienced a period of power struggle, after which the throne was assumed by Anga Indra, the son of Kalapaksa.