-
Telugu poet
Mukku Timmanna praised him as a
great general and stated: "O
Krishnaraya, you Man-Lion. You destro**** the
Turks from far away with just your great...
- who
requested the
return of
captured items,
including Raichur fort.
Krishnaraya agreed on the
condition that Adil Khan
would pay homage. The meeting...
- forcibly.
Folklore says that at that time,
Yaduraya and his
brother Krishnaraya travelled from
Dwaraka to Vijayanagar,
Melukote and
other places as pilgrims...
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Aliya Rama
Raya (1484 – 23
January 1565) was a
statesman of the
Vijayanagara Empire, the son-in-law (Aliya in Kannada) of
Emperor Krishna Deva
Raya and the...
-
Raya I,
further consolidated the
empire beyond the
Krishna River and
South India was
controlled by the
Vijayanagara Empire. The next ruler, Deva
Raya...
- his
Prime Minister Rama
Raya,
restored the
Vijayanagara empire's power,
which had
diminished after the
reign of
Krishna Deva
Raya. The
strategy was to play...
- the son-in-law of
Emperor Krishna Deva
Raya.
Following the
Battle of Talikota, he
rescued the last
Tuluva Emperor,
Sadasiva Raya, and
relocated the imperial...
-
began in 1509, when at Koilkonda,
sixty miles southwest of Hyderabad,
Krishna Raya defeated the last
remnant of
Bahmani power,
Sultan Mahmud,
along with...
-
Sayeedia Research Institute. p. 119. Hiliyana,
Abhijeeth (2022-07-22).
Krishna Deva
Raya: The Boy Who
Would Be King.
Hachette India. ISBN 978-9389253962. Majumdar...
- his
minister Saluva Timma (Timmarasa) to
blind his
younger brother Krishna Deva
Raya so that his own eight-year-old son
could be
crowned the
Emperor of...
