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Ramachandra (Yadava dynasty)

d. c. 1311 · 14th century · Also known as Ramachandra of Devagiri, Ramadeva

Ramachandra was the last major king of the Seuna Yadava dynasty, ruling from Devagiri from 1271. In 1296 Alauddin Khalji raided Devagiri and forced him to pay a huge tribute. After a renewed invasion by Malik Kafur in 1308 he became a loyal vassal of the Delhi Sultanate, and soon after his death the kingdom was annexed.

Ramachandra (Yadava dynasty)
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Seuna Yadava dynasty

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