Month: January 2024
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Akhilandeshwari Temple of Ikkeri and the Triumph Over Portuguese Adversity
The Portuguese-Vijayanagar War of 1558 stands as a pivotal moment in Indian history, marking a significant setback for a European colonial power on Indian soil. The conflict holds a crucial place in the foreign relations of the Vijayanagara empire. Initially, the Portuguese were not only major trading partners but also military allies. However, unforeseen events […]
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“Revealing the Enigma: Keladi Shivappa Nayaka’s True Portrait Unearthed at Jangamavadi Mutt, Varanasi, with Ajay Kumar Sharma’s Historical Pursuit”
Keladi Shivappa Nayaka, a prominent ruler of the Keladi Kingdom in Karnataka, has left an indelible mark on the region’s history. While his legacy is well-documented, a recent discovery at the Jangamavadi Mutt in Varanasi has brought forth a new perspective on his real image. Historical Background: Keladi Shivappa Nayaka, who ruled from 1645 to […]
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“Inscription Insights: Nidugal Cholas’ Financial Affairs Revealed through Revenue and Tax Levies”
Delving into historical inscriptions provides a unique window into the economic intricacies of ancient civilizations. The inscriptions of the Nidugal Cholas, in particular, offer valuable insights into their financial management—the fascinating details surrounding revenue and tax levies as documented in the inscriptions of the Nidugal Cholas. Uncover the various sources of revenue mentioned in the […]