What were the achievements of Amoghavarṣha I of the Rāṣhṭrakūṭa dynasty?

Amoghavarṣha I was also called 'Nṛipatunga', meaning 'peak of kings'. He ruled for 64 years in the 9th century, ensuring peace and prosperity throughout his reign. He was strongly drawn to Jainism but also patronised Hindu temples, showing religious tolerance. He was a fine poet in both Sanskrit and Kannada languages. The Arab historian Al-Masūdī praised him for respecting Muslims and building mosques in his kingdom, demonstrating his acceptance of all religions and cultures within his empire.