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Decline of the Yadava Kingdom
After Balban's death in 1287, the Delhi Sultanate's central authority briefly wavered;…
Timeline
- 1287–1288Devagiri · DeccanAfter Balban died in March 1287, the Delhi Sultanate entered the minority reign of Kayqubad; northern military pressure eased, but the old tributary-trade ties between the Yadava Kingdom and northern powers left a vacuum, forcing Ramachandra to reassess defenses toward the northwest.
- 1288–1292Deccan Plateau · DeccanHoysalas and Kakatiyas continued squeezing Yadava influence from the south and east; the kingdom raised taxes to maintain fortress garrisons and alliances with local chiefs, alienating some vassals. Conflicts among the military nobility intensified, and the kingdom's turn from prosperity to decline became increasingly evident between 1287 and 1292.
Sources
- The Yadavas and Their Times — A. S. Altekar (1959)
- Encyclopaedia Britannica: Yadava dynasty https://www.britannica.com/topic/Yadava-dynasty