Correct Answer - Option 3 : Ramachandra Deva
Answer: (3) - Ramachandra Deva - (1271-1311) was a ruler of Seuna (Yadava) dynasty of the Deccan region in India.
- He expanded his kingdom by fighting his Hindu neighbors such as Paramaras, Vaghela's, Hoysalas and Kakatiyas.
- His capital was at Devagiri.
- In 1296, he faced a Muslim invasion from Allauddin Khilji and he submitted to the Khilji dynasty and paid rich tributes.
Allauddin's Deccan Conquest
| Ruler |
Allauddin's Conquest |
| Ramachandra Deva (Yadava) |
Submitted to Malik Kafur and paid rich tributes.
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| Prataparudra Deva (Warangal) |
In 1309, he was defeated by Malik Kafur and enormous booty was collected from him. |
| Vira Ballala III (Hoysala) |
Was defeated by Malik Kafur and huge booty was collected and sent to Delhi |
| Vira Pandya (Pandya) |
He fled from Madurai. Kafur collected an enormous amount from the Pandyan kingdom. |
