Draft:Conquest of Devgiri

The major invasion of Devgiri was led by Malik Kafur, an important general of the Delhi Sultanate. He spearheaded this expedition with the aim of permanently conquering Devgiri. Previously, this task had been undertaken by Sultan Alauddin Khalji, but the Yadavas of Devgiri had rebelled against the Delhi Sultanate and declared their independence. Despite initial subjugation, the Yadavas repeatedly rebelled against the sultanate. As a result, Malik Kafur launched this campaign in order to permanently pacify Devgiri.

Conquest of Devgiri
Devgiri
Result	Khalji victory Following the invasion, the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty experienced a complete decline.
Territorial changes	In 1317 A.D., Devgiri was incorporated into the Delhi Sultanate .

Belligerents Delhi Sultanate Seuna (Yadava) dynastyCommanders and leaders Malik Kafur Simhana III (or Shankaradeva) †

Background

The Battle

Result

Aftermath