The Seunas and Hoysalas continue after the…

1189 CE

The Seunas and Hoysalas continue after the fall of the Chalukyas to war over the Krishna River region in 1191, each inflicting a defeat on the other at various points in time.

This period sees the fall of two great empires, the Chalukyas of the western Deccan and the Cholas of Tamilakam.

On the ruins of these two empires are built the kingdoms of their feudatories, whose mutual antagonisms will fill the annals of Deccan history for over a hundred years, the Pandyas taking control over some regions of the erstwhile Chola empire.

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Basavakalyan Karnataka India View →

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Pandyan Dynasty View → Seuna Yadavas of Devagiri View → Chola Empire View → Western Chalukya Empire View → Chalukyas, Eastern, Rajput Kingdom of View → Hoysala Empire View →

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India, Medieval View → Chalukyan Civil War View →

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