Krishnadeva Raya was a powerful ruler of the Vijayanagar Empire from 1471 to 1529 CE, expanding its territory across South India. He emphasized personal fitness, military strategy, and promoting cultural unity to build a strong empire and common identity. Akbar ruled the Mughal Empire from 1556 to 1605 CE, consolidating its administration and trade. He established the Din-i-Ilahi religion and translation projects to bring together people of different faiths. Both leaders demonstrated the power of personal leadership, strategic thinking, and addressing differences to strengthen their realms.
Original Description:
Culture & Business
Original Title
Session 3- Krishna deva Raya and the Amuktyamalyada and Akbar’s Din Ilahi
Krishnadeva Raya was a powerful ruler of the Vijayanagar Empire from 1471 to 1529 CE, expanding its territory across South India. He emphasized personal fitness, military strategy, and promoting cultural unity to build a strong empire and common identity. Akbar ruled the Mughal Empire from 1556 to 1605 CE, consolidating its administration and trade. He established the Din-i-Ilahi religion and translation projects to bring together people of different faiths. Both leaders demonstrated the power of personal leadership, strategic thinking, and addressing differences to strengthen their realms.
Krishnadeva Raya was a powerful ruler of the Vijayanagar Empire from 1471 to 1529 CE, expanding its territory across South India. He emphasized personal fitness, military strategy, and promoting cultural unity to build a strong empire and common identity. Akbar ruled the Mughal Empire from 1556 to 1605 CE, consolidating its administration and trade. He established the Din-i-Ilahi religion and translation projects to bring together people of different faiths. Both leaders demonstrated the power of personal leadership, strategic thinking, and addressing differences to strengthen their realms.
Session 3: Krishna deva Raya and the Amuktyamalyada and Akbar’s Din Ilahi
Part 1 – Krishnadeva Raya
Hampi The Vijayanagar Dynasty – 1336 - 1646 North ruled by Turkic, Persian, Mongols Confusion of Mallik Kafur 14th century Harihara and bukka establish the Sangama dynasty for 150yrs Saluva Dynasty then Tuluva Krishnadeva Raya – 17 Jan 1471 to 17 Oct - 1529 Why is he important Largest empire since the Delhi Sultanate Dominant ruler of the peninsula Expansion into the Deccan and the East – Kalinga Travel accounts and personal revalations Use of Culture to build a community with a common touch A young monk called to the throne 3 lessons Personal fitness and traits Military strategy Cultural unity 3 lessons Military strategy 3 lessons Cultural unity Some readings… Part 2 – Akbar Akbar – 1542 - 1605 Reigned from 11 February 1556 – 27 October 1605 The Mughal empire in his time Consolidation Administration – The Mansubdari System Trade Din Ilahi and the translation project Recap The power of personal practices Operational excellence and big term thinkning Bringing together and working on differences Different techniques