Question

Who established the Vijayanagar dynasty?
A. Harihara and Bukka raya
B. Krishna Devaraya
C. Salim Narasimha
D. Sadasivaraya

Answer 1

Hint: They were the children of Sangama – a tribal leader at the court of the Hoysala rulers. They battled to check the Muslim hostility in South India. This was when the Tughlaqs were losing power in the Deccan. It is said that the siblings were profoundly enlivened by two acclaimed Hindu sages – Madhav Vidyaranya and Sayana.

Complete Answer:
At the point when Muhammad Tughlaq was losing his capacity in Deccan, the two Hindu sovereigns, Harihar and Bukka established a free realm in the locale between the waterway Krishna and Tungabhadra in 1336. They before long settled their influence over the whole region between the waterways Krishna in the north and Cauvery in the south. The rising forces of the Vijayanagar realm brought it into conflict with numerous forces and they oftentimes battled battles with the Bahmani realm.

The most popular lord of the Vijayanagara Empire was Krishnadeva Raya. The Vijayanagar realm arrived at the zenith of its brilliance during his rule. He was fruitful in all the wars he pursued. He crushed the lord of Odisha and attacked Vijayawada and Rajmahendri.
A) Harihara and bukka raya established the Vijyanagar dynasty. Thus, Option (A) is the correct answer.
B) Krishnadevaraya is not the right option. Option (B) is not the correct answer.
C) Vijyanagar dynasty was not established by Salim Narasimha. Option (C) is not the right answer.
D) Sadasiva Raya is not the one who established this dynasty. Thus, Option (D) is not the right answer.

Hence option (A) Harihara and bukka raya is the Correct Answer.

Note: 1) The Vijayanagar realm was an Indian domain. From 1336 and a while later, it was in the Deccan, in the promontory and in southern India.
2) The realm is named after its capital city Vijayanagar, presently Hampi in current Karnataka, India.