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📌 Quick Summary — Medieval History Set 5
- Vijayanagara Origins: Founded in 1336 by Harihara and Bukka (formerly ministers in Kampili) with help from Vidyaranya.
- Bahmani Origins: Founded in 1347 by Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah.
- Strategic Conflicts: Continuous warfare over the fertile Tungabhadra Doab and the Konkan strip (crucial for horse imports).
- Military Milestones: First recorded use of artillery in the region during the 1367 Mudkal assault. Deva Raya II enlisted Muslim archers.
- Key Rulers: Deva Raya I built a dam on Tungabhadra; Krishna Deva Raya (Tuluva dynasty) wrote Amuktamalyada in Telugu.
- Foreign Accounts: Visited by Nicolo Conti (1420), Abdur Razzaq (noted seven walled citadels), and Domingo Paes.
- Bahmani Administration: Firuz Shah built an observatory; Mahmud Gawan built a madarasa in Bidar and divided the kingdom into Tarafs.
- Decline of Deccan Empires: Bahmani split into 5 states. Vijayanagara was destroyed at the Battle of Bannihatti / Talikota (1565).
- Vijayanagara Admin: Amaram (land grants for military revenue) controlled by Palaiyagars / Nayaks.
- The Portuguese: Vasco da Gama landed in 1498 (Gujarati pilot); Albuquerque took Goa in 1510. Introduced crops (tobacco, potato, maize).
- Eastern India: Ilyas Khan founded independent Bengal; Ghiyasuddin Azam traded with China; Alauddin Hussain Shah respected Chaitanya.
- Northeast India: Ahoms established a Hinduized kingdom in the Brahmaputra valley and repulsed Muslim attacks under Suhungmung.
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