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Simhana

Simhana (IAST: Siṃhaṇa, also transliterated as Singhana; r. c. 1210-1246 was the most powerful ruler of the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty of the Deccan region of India. He expanded his kingdom to the south at the expense of the Hoysalas, and fought the Chaulukyas and the Vaghelas for the control of the Lata region in the north. He also defeated the Paramaras of…

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Born
c. 1186
Died
1246
Dynasty
Seuna (Yadava)
Father
Jaitugi I
Issue
Yuvraj Jaitugi II (father of Krishna and Mahadeva)
Predecessor
Jaitugi I

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Nodes119
Edges118
Triples242
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016807
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related to Hoysalas · 34
Simhana → Anantapur, Ballala, Ballala II, Banavasi, Bellary, Bhillama, Bijapur, By, Chitradurga, Dharwad, Gadag, Hoysala, Hoysala-controlled, In, Karad, Keshavadeva, Malaprabha River, Paithan, Pandyas, Sarvadhikarin Mayideva
related to Lata, Chaulukyas and Vaghelas · 30
Simhana → According, After Simhana's, Ambe, At, Bhima II, Chahamana, Chaulukya, Chaulukyas, Gujarat, Hammira-mada-mardana, In, Jayantasimha, Khandesh, Kholeshvara, Kirti-Kaumudi, Lata, Lavanaprasada, Paramaras, Sangramasimha, Shankha
related to Shilaharas of Kolhapur · 27
Simhana → As, Bhoja, Bhoja II, By, Chakravarti, Chalukyas, Gandaraditya, Hoysalas, In, Kalachuris, Kaliyuga, King, Kohalpur Shilahara, Nothing, Panhala, Paramabhattaraka, Paschima-chakravarti, Rajadhiraja, Shilahara, Somadeva
related to Other victories · 21
Simhana → Altekar, Chhattisgarh, For, Hemadri, Hemadri's Kakkula, His, Historian, It, Jajalla, Jajalla II, Kakakla, Kakkula, Karnataka, King Jajalla, King Kakkula, Kokalla II, Ratnapura Kalachuri, Simhana's, The, The Yadava
related to Southern feudatories · 21
Simhana → Belgaum, Bichana, By, Dharwad, Goa, Gutta, Guttas, Gutti, Hangal, Hoysalas, In, Kadambas, Lakshmideva II, Ratta, Simhana's, Sometime, The, The Ratta, These, Yadava
related to Kakatiyas · 20
Simhana → As, Chikka Sakuna, During, Ganapati, Gujarat, However, Kakatiya, Kakatiyas, Lata, Latas, Mahadeva, Mahadeva's, Munoli, Simhana's, Some, Telanga, Therefore, This, Yadava, Yadavas
related to Paramaras · 18
Simhana → Arjunavarman, Arjunavarman's, Bahal, Ballala, Bhillama, Hemadri, Hemadri's, Hoysala, In, Malwa, Paramara, Paramaras, Sarvakala, Simhana's, The, The Tiluvalli, Yadava, Yadavas
related to Territorial extent · 18
Simhana → Anantapur, Andhra, Arabian Sea, At, Banavasi, Belvola, Bichana, In, Karnataka, Khandesh, Kholeshvara, Kurnool, Narmada River, Simhana's, The Yadava, Tungabhadra River, Vidarbha, Yadava
related to Early life · 17
Simhana → Ganapati, His, However, It, Jaitgui's, Jaitugi, Kadkal, Kakatiya, Kuppataru, Narasimhi, Parnakheta, Simhana's, Singhana, The Elavata, The Kallaru, Therefore, Two Kandagal
related to Cultural activities · 12
Simhana → Anantadeva, Bhaskaracharya, Brahmagupta's Brahma-sphuta-siddhanta, Changadeva, It, Khandesh, Patana, Sangita-ratnakara, Sharanga-deva, Simhana's, The, Varahamihira's Brihat-jataka

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simhana's yadava inscriptions inscription region gujarat king yadavas also chaulukya lata reign kingdom southern defeated chiefs paramaras throne present-day general

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SimhanaBornc. 11861.00infobox
SimhanaDied12461.00infobox
SimhanaDynastySeuna (Yadava)1.00infobox
SimhanaFatherJaitugi I1.00infobox
SimhanaIssueYuvraj Jaitugi II (father of Krishna and Mahadeva)1.00infobox
SimhanaPredecessorJaitugi I1.00infobox
SimhanaReign1200/1210-12461.00infobox
SimhanaReligionHinduism1.00infobox
SimhanaSpouseJehadevi1.00infobox
SimhanaSpouseKavaladevi1.00infobox
SimhanaSuccessorKrishna1.00infobox
Paramabhattarakainstance ofeven his protégé Somadeva had assumed imperial titles0.80text

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