Krishna III of the Rashtrakuta dynasty established a victory pillar and a temple at which of the following locations in South India after defeating the Chola ruler Parantaka I?
Options:
- A: Poompuhar
- B: Udaiyalur
- C: Rameswaram
- D: Takkolam
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