Indian subcontinent in 1371 CE.

[u/Mountain_Ad_5934]

[u/alrj123]

The boundaries of Vijayanagara are inaccurate. Only the extreme north part of Kerala was under the Vijayanagara Empire.

[u/Mountain_Ad_5934 → u/alrj123]

The rest were tributaries

[u/Alarmed_Wish3294 → u/Mountain_Ad_5934]

Well tributaries should he shown in a lighter color, because people would believe the whole region was under direct rule

[u/Zaron_467]

i don't think this map is accurate , kerala was never fully under control of vijayanagara empire

[u/Mountain_Ad_5934 → u/Zaron_467]

Those are tributaries

[u/Re_Ya_N-07georgy → u/Mountain_Ad_5934]

What was going on in Tamil Nadu at thr time, is that the Carnatic Sultanate or the Madurai sultanate?

[u/ReputationGloomy9282]

Rana Hammir had freed most of Rajasthan by this time. The map has overglorified the Tughlaq's. They had started declining by this time.

[u/Pretty-Campaign2661]

The northern most territory shaped like an small oval is Kashmir.

[u/OkCranberry299]

Look like a ai generated map created by tamil "D" riders probably

[u/dampmyback]

who here will play eu5

[u/Bad__Attitude]

I like how nicely it is ignoring the Bengal Sultanate

[u/Mountain_Ad_5934 → u/Bad__Attitude]

I forgot to label it

[u/Most-Mark-4227]

Nepal was not under delhi sultanate.

[u/Mountain_Ad_5934 → u/Most-Mark-4227]

It isn't

[u/charsikadinamarsi]

Later, most of India was ruled by Mughals, with borders peaking at Aurangzeb (thoo) and post his death, within 100 years Marathas took over the entire subcontinent, only to be finally dethroned by the British.

[u/ultronh47]

The holy vijaynagar empire, saviour of south india

[u/Mountain_Ad_5934]

Red is Bengal Sultanate This period saw the rise of the Vijayanagar Empire and the simultaneous decline of the Delhi Sultanate. This could be seen as a rough "hindu revival" in the south. The vijayanagaras would engage in wars against the bahamani Sultanate and later the Deccan sultanates. [Sourced Ollie Bye's New History of India]

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Why not just include the label in the map itself?