Kampilideva
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Reign1300 AD- 1327/1328 AD
PredecessorSingeya Nayaka III (1280–1300 AD)
SuccessorMonarchy abolished, Kampili kingdom became a part of the Delhi Sultanate
IssueKumara Rama, Maravve Nayakiti
| Kampilideva | |
|---|---|
| 2nd and last ruler of the Kampili kingdom | |
| Reign | 1300 AD- 1327/1328 AD |
| Predecessor | Singeya Nayaka III (1280–1300 AD) |
| Successor | Monarchy abolished, Kampili kingdom became a part of the Delhi Sultanate |
| Issue | Kumara Rama, Maravve Nayakiti |
| Father | Singeya Nayaka III (1280–1300 AD) |
Kampilideva was the second and last king of the Kampili kingdom, succeeding his father, Singeya Nayaka III (1280–1300 AD) in 1300 AD. His son, prince Kumara Rama helped him wage wars against the Kakatiya dynasty of Warangal, the Hoysala Empire, and the sultan of Delhi, Muhammad bin Tughlaq. Kampilideva and his son Kumara Rama died battling the forces of Muhammad bin Tughlaq.[1][2][3]