Tuluva and aravidu dynasty

Tuluva and aravidu dynasty

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  Tuluva and Aravidu Dynasty Presentedby Nivan Kashyap 2021/BAS/0017 Manashee Malakar 2021/BAS/0018
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  Tuluva Dynasty
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  Introduction * In 1505Immadi, the King of Vijayanagar Empire (Saluva dynasty) was killed by Veera Narasimha and declared himself as King and established the Tuluva dynasty. • Tuluva dynasty ruled from 1505 to 1570. After Veera Narasingh his younger brother Krishnadevaraya became the Kind who ruled from 1509 to 1529. • He conquered every war he fought during his time. He made the Kingdom of Vijaya Nagar a prosperous state and raised its prestige to the highest point. • He was the third ruler of the Tuluva dynasty. • The Portuguese traveler, Domingo Paes who stayed at Vijaya Nagar during his rule, writes that he was an educated ideal King and a great judge.
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  Military Achievement ofKrishna Dev Raya • In 1510, Krishnadevaraya marched against the rebellious Chief of Ummattur in Southern Mysore. The Chief was defeated and the fort of Sivasamudram was captured. • War with Kalinga: The Gajapatis of Odisha ruled a vast land comprising Andra region, Odisha. The Vijayanagar army laid siege to the to the Udayagiri fort in 1512. In 1512 Krishna Deva Raya took possession of Raichur. * In 1513, he attacked Gajapathy Prataparudra the ruler of Orissa.
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  Relation with Portuguese •Krishnadevaraya establishedfriendly relations with the Portuguese • The Emperor obtained guns and Arabian horses from the portuguese merchants • In 1510, Albuquerque, the Portuguese Governor, asked for permission to build a fort at Bhatkal and the same was granted.
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  War with BahmaniSultan > In 1509, Krishnadevaraya's armies clashed with the Sultan Sams-ud-din Zafar Khan of Bijapur at Diwani and the sultan was severely injured and defeated. • In 1512 KDR defeated and killed Yusuf Adil Khan and captured the Raichur Doab. Krishna Devarayara annexed Kovilkonda. • The Sultan of Golkinda Quali Qutab Shah was defeated by Timmarasu, who was the Prime Minister of Krishnadevaraya.