- Adi
Yaduraya (later,
Vijaya Raja Wodeyar; 1371–1423) was the
first raja of
Mysore from 1399
until his
death in
October 1423. The
Vijayanagara emperor Harihara...
- (ಒಡೆಯ)
which means lord or lordship. The
first poleygar and raja of Mysore,
Yaduraya, ****umed the term as his
titular proper noun.
Members of the
Wadiyar dynasty...
- the
dreams of
Yaduraya,
directing him to go to Hadinaadu. That was the time when
Devajammanni was
being pestered by Mara Naika.
Yaduraya,
along with his...
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Protection of the
regions in and
around present-day
Mysore city fell on
Yaduraya's shoulders, the
Vijayanagara soldier stationed as a
chieftain in the region...
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after his father's death,
until his own in 1459. He was the
elder son of
Yaduraya. He
inherited a
crown for
which recognition and
respect was growing. However...
- samsthana; 1399 - 1947 CE) was a
kingdom of
southern India founded in 1399 by
Yaduraya in the
region of the
modern city of Mysore. The
Wodeyar dynasty, as the...
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state based in the
modern city of
Mysore and was
founded by two brothers,
Yaduraya (also
known as Vijaya) and Krishnaraya.
Their origins are
mired in legend...
- won with over 8 lakh (800,000) votes.[citation needed]
Wadiyar dynasty Yaduraya Wodeyar Although princely pensions, titles, and
privileges are abolished...
-
hundred episodes from the
Ramyana and the Mahabharata, and the
adventures of
Yaduraya and Krishnaraya, the
founders of the
Wadiyar Dynasty.
Krishnaraja Wodeyar...
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delegated the rule of
Mysore and the task of
fighting the
Dalvoys in
Mysore to
Yaduraya,
thereby appointing the
first ruler of
another mighty ****ure-kingdom. Variously...
