Capitals of Medieval India

Matching Dynasties and Capitals | Pallava, Yadava, Kakatiya

The correct matches are: Pallava - Kanchi, Pandya - Madura, Yadava - Devagiri, and Kakatiya - Warangal.

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Match list-I with list-II and select the correct answer:
List-I (Ruling Dynasties)List-II (Capitals)
A. Pallava1. Warangal
B. Pandya2. Kanchi
C. Yadava3. Madura
D. Kakatiya4. Devagiri

[UPPCS Prelims 2019]

Detailed Solution & Historical Context

Concept


Each major power in Medieval South India and the Deccan established a fortified capital that served as a center for politics, culture, and architecture.

Authentic Source Evidence


Pallavas ruled from Kanchi (Kanchipuram). Pandyas were based in Madurai (Madura). Yadavas established their stronghold at Devagiri. Kakatiyas ruled from Warangal (Orugallu).

Analytical Breakdown


  • Logic 1: Pallavas are associated with the temple city of Kanchi.

  • Logic 2: Pandyas are the ancient lords of the Madurai region.

  • Logic 3: Yadavas (Seunas) fortified Devagiri (later Daulatabad).

  • Logic 4: Kakatiyas are the signature dynasty of the Telangana region, with Warangal as their heartland.
  • Conceptual Deep Dive & Logic

    "Which of these capitals was later renamed Daulatabad?"

    Devagiri, the Yadava capital, was renamed Daulatabad by Muhammad bin Tughluq when he briefly shifted his capital there.

    Examiner's Mindset & Pro-Tip

    "The geographic distribution of these capitals shows the regional division of power before the unified expansion of the Delhi Sultanate."

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