In the context of Prataparudra the fall of Warangal shows which historical process?
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Correct answer: Weakening of Kakatiya power and expansion of the Delhi Sultanate into the Deccan
Prataparudra II was the last major ruler of the Kakatiya dynasty. In 1323 CE, the army of Ulugh Khan (later Muhammad bin Tughlaq) captured Warangal, ending Kakatiya rule and extending the influence of the Delhi Sultanate in the Deccan. The Gupta, Mauryan and Chola powers belong to different and much earlier historical contexts. Exam tip: Link the fall of Warangal with the end of the Kakatiyas and the Deccan expansion of the Tughlaqs/Delhi Sultanate.
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Weakening of Kakatiya power and expansion of the Delhi Sultanate into the Deccan
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Prataparudra II was the last major ruler of the Kakatiya dynasty. In 1323 CE, the army of Ulugh Khan (later Muhammad bin Tughlaq) captured Warangal, ending Kakatiya rule and extending the influence of the Delhi Sultanate in the Deccan. The Gupta, Mauryan and Chola powers belong to different and much earlier historical contexts. Exam tip: Link the fall of Warangal with the end of the Kakatiyas and the Deccan expansion of the Tughlaqs/Delhi Sultanate.
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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian History. Topic: Famous Indian Rulers.
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