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  1. Mar 10, 2022 · अयोध्या : रुदौली विधानसभा क्षेत्र से भाजपा उम्मीदवार रामचंद्र यादव ने लगातार तीसरी बार प्रचंड जीत दर्ज करते हुए हैट्रिक लगाई ...

    • Raja Ramachandra - Background
    • War of Succession
    • Battle with Paramaras
    • Battle with Vaghelas of Gurjara
    • Battle with Hoysala
    • Conflict with Delhi Sultanate
    • Decline of Ramachandra and The Yadava Dynasty
    • Religion of Ramachandra
    • Conclusion
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    Ramachandra was the son of Yadava ruler Krishna.
    He was presumably quite young at the time of Krishna's death in 1260 CE, therefore his uncle (Krishna's brother) Mahadeva ascended the throne.
    He asserted a claim to the throne when Mahadeva's son Ammanabecame the next monarch around 1270 CE.
    Ramachandra was probably seen as the rightful heir by the majority of the important officers and generals.
    Ramachandra took the throne from his cousin Ammana somewhere in the second part of 1271 CE.
    This coup is shown in an inscription: Ramachandra and his followers disguised themselves as performers and invaded the Devagiri fort.
    They kidnapped the king and his supporters during a concert in front of the entertainment-obsessed Ammana.
    Literary writings such as Bhanuvilasa (a Mahanubhava text) and Nagadeva-Charita of Parashurama-Vyasaback up this claim.
    Paramara kingdom of Malwa, was to the north of the Yadava kingdom.
    By the 1270s, the Paramara kingdom had beendivided between King Arjunavarman II and his minister, and the Paramara power had deteriorated significantly.
    In the 1270s, Ramachandra took advantage of these circumstances and attacked the Paramara kingdom, handily defeating the Paramara army.
    Ramachandra's Paithan inscription of 1271 AD mentions his conquest of Malwa, while his Udari inscription of 1276 ADpraises him as "a lion in eliminating the multitude of Arjuna's rutting elephants."
    Ramachandra appears to have engaged in battles with his north-western neighbours, the Vaghelas of Gurjara, during the northern war against the Paramaras.
    Both dynasties claim wins in inscriptions, therefore the fight appears to have ended in a draw.
    The Yadavas won the fight, as per Ramachandra's Thane copper-plate inscription, but the Vaghelas won the war, as per Sarangadeva's Cintra copper-plate inscription.
    Ramachandra resolved to deploy a powerful expedition against the Hoysalas and spent two to three years planning it.
    In 1275 AD, a Yadava force led by Tikkama, Ramachandra’s general, invaded Hoysala land.
    In 1276 AD, Tikkama defeated this Hoysala force. The Hoysala capital was then besieged by Tikkama.
    The Hoysala generals defended their capital against the invaders for the next few months and Tikkama was forced to retire as the Hoysala commander-in-chief conducted a decisive offensive against th...
    The governor of the Delhi Sultanate, Alauddin Khalji, attacked Devagiri in 1296.
    A large portion of the Yadava army was away from the capital at the time of Alauddin's invasion.
    Ramachandra was ill-prepared for defence and consented to a peace treaty with Alauddin in exchange for a huge tribute.
    However, before the ratification of the treaty, Alauddin attacked him and forced Ramachandra to pay a significantly higher payment.
    After the attacks by Alauddin Khalji, Ramchandra became weak and finally in 1308 AD, Alauddin Khalji launched a force to Ramachandra, led by his general Malik Kafur.
    Malik Kafur's army beat the Yadava prince's army and carried Ramachandra to Delhi.
    Alauddin regarded Ramachandra with respect in Delhi, and he was reinstalled as a vassal in Devagiri.
    Alauddin bestowed the titleRaja-i-Rajan ("king of kings")on him, as well as the personal jagir of Navsari.
    According to the Yadava records, Ramachandra was a famous Shiva (maha-maheshvara) devotee who anointed eight Shiva images "with the milk of his glory."
    He is also compared to Vishnu and his numerous avatars in these documents; for example, he is referred to as "Narayana among kings."
    At Ramtek (Maharashtra), he is credited with constructing five temples devoted to Rama-Sita, Lakshmana-svami, Hanuman, goddess Ekadashi, and Lakshmi-Narayana.
    According to an inscription found at the Lakshmanasvami temple,Ramachandra gave his viceroy the authority to promote Rama worship.

    Raja Ramchandra was the Deccan's last independent Hindu ruler. He reigned from 1291 to 1309 AD after getting the throne from Ammana. When Alauddin Khilji, the Sultan of Delhi, crossed the Narmada River, in 1294, Raja Ramchandra was forced to submit and his kingdom was ransomed by a vast sum. Ramchandra was forced to be a vassal of the Delhi Sultana...

    Question: Which ruler gave title of Raja-i-Rajan ("king of kings") to Raja Ramchandra? (a) Alauddin Khalji (b) Prithviraj Chauhan (c) Chandragupta Maurya (d) Akbar Question: Ramachandra was a devotee of which god? (a) Vishnu (b) Shiva (c) Agni (d) Brahma

  2. Coinage of Ramachandra (1270-1311). Central lotus blossom, two śri, conch, and “śri rama” in Devanagari above standard left, each in incuse. Ramachandra ( IAST: Rāmacandra, r. c. 1271-1311 CE ), also known as Ramadeva, was a ruler of the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty of Deccan region in India.

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  7. Ramachandra was the Yadava ruler Krishna's son. Ramachandra was presumably quite young at the time of Krishna's death in 1260 CE, therefore his uncle (Krishna's brother) Mahadeva ascended the throne.