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| Ramchandra's expedition of Hoysala | |||||||||
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 Territory of the Yadavas, circa 1200-1300 CE.[1] | |||||||||
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| Seuna dynasty | Hoysala dynasty | ||||||||
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Ramachandra Saluva Tikkama Joyideva Irungola Chola Harapala Vanadaevarasa † Chaundarasa Kannaradeva |
Narasimha III Singeya Nayak Gullaya †[2] Nanjeya †[2] | ||||||||
Ramachandra led an expedition against Hoysala to avenge the defeat they inflicted on his Uncle Mahadev he engaged in a series of conflicts against Hoysala and gained a decisive victory over them. Ramachandra got the title of A powerful arm in seizing the wealth of Hoysala.[2][4][3]
Prelude edit
During the reign of Ramachandra's uncle Mahadeva, the Yadavas had suffered a defeat against their southern neighbours, the Hoysalas. To avenge this defeat, Ramachandra decided to send a expedition against the Hoysalas. He spent several years preparing for this expedition. The expedition was led by experienced generals such as Saluva Tikkama, Joyideva, Irungola Chola and Harapala (a son-in-law of Ramachandra).Their force was supported by another force led by the general Kannaradeva and the ministers Chaundarasa and Vanadaevarasa[2][4][3]
Expedition and outcome edit
In 1275, the Yadava force, led by Tikkama, invaded Hoysala territory, defeating a Hoysala force led by Anka and Maideva in 1276. Another Yadava force, led by Kannaradeva, attacked Doravadi, winning but losing their minister Vanadevarasa to Hoysala chief Singeya Nayaka.[2][4]
Tikkama besieged Dvarasamudra (Capital of Hoysala) Tikkama killed many officers of Hoysala along with Gullaya and Nanjeya, but on April 25, 1276, a decisive attack led by Ankeya Nayaka forced the Yadavas to retreat. [4]
While Yadava inscription mentions Tikkama was able to capture and plunder the capital got tribute elephants and horses and gained loots.[2][3]
Skirmishes continued, but major conflict was avoided as the Hoysala king was engaged in family conflicts and campaigns against rivals.[3]
See also edit
References edit
- ^ Schwartzberg, Joseph E. (1978). A Historical atlas of South Asia. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. p. 147, map XIV.3 (c). ISBN 0226742210.
- ^ a b c d e f g Coelho, William (1949). The Hoysala Vamsa. pp. 202–203.
- ^ a b c d e Derrett J. Duncan M. (1957). The Hoysalas(1957). p. 138.
- ^ a b c d Yazdani, G. (1960). Early History of the Deccan pts.7 to 11. p. 550.