Harihara & Bukka (1336-1356AD) traveler - Ibn Battuta (Moracco)

Sangama Dynasty
meaning - City of victory
1336–1485AD Deva Raya II (1423-1446AD) Traveler - Abdur Razaqq (Parsia)
Ruins at Humpi -
by Colin Mackenzie (in 1800)

Capital - Humpi

known as - Karnataka Samrajyamu

(by Contemporaries)
Saluva Dynasty Saluva Narsimha (1486-1491AD) Founder
1486–1505AD
Kudirai Chettis -
Local communities of Merchants Vijaynagara
Contemporary rulers –
Ashvapati rulers (Sultans of the Deccan) & Vira Narsimha (1505-1509AD) Founder
Gajapati rulers (Orissa)
SaluvaTimma (the chief minister of Vira
founder - Sangama Harihar & Bukka (founder) Narsimha) placed Krishna Deva Raya (the
brother of Vira Narsimha) on the throne
feudatories of Kakatiyas Vijaynagara
Vijaya Mahal (House of Victory)
Vijaynagar kingdom lay in Deccan to south of
the Bahmani kingdom Built Hazara Rama temple
Tuluva Dynasty Vithal Swami temple
Mahanavami Dibba 1505–1570AD
Yavanaraja Sthapnachrya
(restorer of the Yavana kingdom i.e. Bidar
Kamalapuram Tank (Stepped tank)
Architecture Traveler kingdom)
by Krishna Dev Ray
Title Abhinava Bhoja
Lotus Temple
Nicolo de conti - Deva Raya II
Andhra Bhoj
Elephant Stable (11 elephants)
Fernao Nuniz - Achutya Raya Krishna Deva Raya Andhra Pitamaha
1509–1529AD
before establishment of Araividdu founded Nagalapuram after
Battle of Talikota / Battle of Rakshasi Tangdi - (his mother’s name)
Aliya Rama Raya - interfering in internal (1565AD)
matters of Deccan Scholar in both Telugu and Sanskrit

Sri Ranga III (1678AD) Araividdu Dynasty Telugu work on polity

last ruler - Amuktamalyada
1570–1650AD
Amara Nayakas - Nayaka (Military chief) under Sanskrit drama
Raya (Ruler) - Jambavati Kalyanam
Administration
Ayangar system - 12 membered village Traveler - Duarte Barbosa and Dominigo Paes
committee (Portuguese)

Ashtadiggajas
Tenalirama
(in his court)