- of
Mysore prin****lity in 1399 to
suppress the
opposition of the
Dalvoys. The
Dalvoys were a
decommissioned clan of
royal fighters, advisers, and ministers...
- 1734 to 1766. He
ruled as
monarch during his
entire rule,
first under the
dalvoys, and then, for the last five years,
under Hyder Ali. On 8
October 1731...
- The
following lists the
dalvoys and
dewans of
Mysore from the 18th
century to the 20th. List of
chief ministers of
Karnataka Prime Minister of Hyderabad...
- in 1637, he was only 25. However, he was
poisoned on the
orders of his
dalvoys (commanders-in-chief) in 1638, just a year
after coronation. He was succeeded...
- 1734, he was
deposed and
imprisoned along with his wife for
opposing the
dalvoys, his late father's
cousin Nanjaraja and
commander Devaraja. He died in...
- Kondavidu, he
delegated the rule of
Mysore and the task of
fighting the
Dalvoys in
Mysore to Yaduraya,
thereby appointing the
first ruler of
another mighty...
- the Maharaja's lack of
interest in the
affairs of
state soon led two
dalvoys, or ministers, Devaraja, the army chief, and his cousin, Nanjaraja, who...
- the
Vijayanagara Empire to
later acting as a
major military chieftain as
dalvoy (Kannada for
military chief) like in
other southern kingdoms to
being the...
-
distant relatives. Some
members have also
commanded army
divisions as
dalvoys (commander-in-chief) for
their reigning monarch.
During the late 14th century...
- A
Dalavayi also
spelled Dalwai,
Dalavay and
Dalvoy was a Commander-in-chief in
Peninsular India. In the
Vijayanagara Empire, Vira
Narasimha Raya was appointed...
