The Rise of Vijayanagara
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“The opinion of scholars till. now 108 been 1ઘ almost 81] 1281831005 10 accept without reservation 1330 A.D. ૦૪ thereabouts 08 the traditional date of the foundation of the V.ijayanagm‘ra empire.”
“The Hoysala kingdom, which had extended over almost the whole of Southern India about the end of the 13th century, received a severe biow frow the invasions of Malik Xafur in A.D. 1310.”
“The question moy be resclved in the following two parts:—(1} There was no city of Vijayanagora hetween 1336 and 1340 A.D., ond (૩) that Harihara I did not assume independence hefore the year 1346 A.D.”
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