Dunduka was a king of the state of Kannauj in North India during the early 8th century CE.
Dunduka was the son and successor of Āma, the king of Kannauj and surrounding areas during the late 8th century CE.
[1] Āma, his father, had lost control of Kannauj, and moved to Gopagiri (modern Gwalior).
[2] Dunduka was an immoral and cruel person, who was the ruler of a small and reduced territory.
[1] Āma, his father, he himself, and his son Bhoja are considered as insignificant rulers, who achieved nothing important and reigned for a brief period of 15-20 years.