Vijayanagara, India
India
Vijayanagara, India connects to 4458 places across 24 topics through 206 Bunkabop connections, with history, religion, landmarks, and literature as the dominant threads. Its ties to Delhi and Mysore reflect the Vijayanagara Empire's broad reach before its decline following the Battle of Talikota in 1565. The Someswara Temple in Kolar stands as a surviving example of 14th-century Vijayanagara art. Scholars and poets such as Tirumalamba, a polymath active under Vijayanagara rule, anchor its strong literature connections.
Tirumalamba
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Deva, Romania | Salaga, Ghana
Palkuriki Somanatha
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Warangal, India
Asaga
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: India
Jasmine in Karnataka
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: India | Mysore, India
Kolar district
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Mysore, India
Mysuru Road Bus Station
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Kengeri | Nagarbhavi
Deccanis
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Mysore, India | Madurai, India | Marathwada
Vijayanagara district
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Kudligi, India | Mylara Lingeshwara Temple, India
Abdullah Qutb Shah
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: India | Hyderabad, India | Bijapur, India | Vellore, India
Madayyagari Mallana
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: India | Delhi, India | New Delhi, India | Nadendla, India
Tuluva dynasty
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: Deva, Romania | Tirumala | Mylapore | Ahobilam, India
Fort St. David
Connects Vijayanagara, India to: India | Chennai, India | Cuddalore, India | Gingee, India