Vijayapala III was a ruler of the Paramara dynasty in India during the 11th century. He is known for his efforts to strengthen his kingdom and maintain its independence against rival powers. His reign is marked by military campaigns and the promotion of art and culture. Vijayapala III succeeded his father, Vijayapala II, and faced challenges from neighboring kingdoms. He is often remembered for his contributions to architecture and the patronage of scholars, which helped to enhance the cultural landscape of his time. His legacy is significant in the history of the Malwa region.