1. The Vijayanagara Empire was founded in?
A) 1326 CE
B) 1336 CE
C) 1346 CE
D) 1356 CE
Answer: B
Explanation: Vijayanagara was founded in 1336 by Harihara I and Bukka Raya I with blessings of saint Vidyaranya.
2. Who were the founders of the Vijayanagara Empire?
A) Harihara and Krishnadevaraya
B) Harihara I and Bukka Raya I
C) Narasimha Saluva and Tuluva rulers
D) Deva Raya and Achyuta Raya
Answer: B
Explanation: They established the empire under guidance of sage Vidyaranya.
3. Vijayanagara was founded on the banks of which river?
A) Kaveri
B) Krishna
C) Tungabhadra
D) Godavari
Answer: C
Explanation: Its capital Hampi was on the southern banks of Tungabhadra.
4. The spiritual guide of Vijayanagara founders was?
A) Ramanujacharya
B) Madhvacharya
C) Vidyaranya (Sringeri matha)
D) Basaveshwara
Answer: C
Explanation: Vidyaranya blessed Harihara and Bukka to establish a Hindu kingdom.
5. The Vijayanagara Empire was established to resist?
A) Mughal invasions
B) Bahmani Sultanate and Delhi Sultanate expansion in South
C) Maratha raids
D) Portuguese colonization
Answer: B
Explanation: It arose as a bulwark of Hindu kingdoms in South India.
6. Which dynasty initially ruled Vijayanagara?
A) Saluva dynasty
B) Sangama dynasty
C) Tuluva dynasty
D) Aravidu dynasty
Answer: B
Explanation: Harihara and Bukka belonged to Sangama family.
7. The capital city of Vijayanagara was?
A) Hampi
B) Mysore
C) Warangal
D) Madurai
Answer: A
Explanation: Hampi, on Tungabhadra banks, became the imperial capital.
8. The ruins of Hampi are today a UNESCO World Heritage Site in?
A) Tamil Nadu
B) Karnataka
C) Andhra Pradesh
D) Telangana
Answer: B
Explanation: Hampi is in modern Karnataka’s Bellary district.
9. Who was the first ruler of the Vijayanagara Empire?
A) Bukka Raya I
B) Harihara I
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Deva Raya II
Answer: B
Explanation: He ruled 1336–1356, succeeded by his brother Bukka.
10. Bukka Raya I ruled Vijayanagara from?
A) 1336–1356
B) 1356–1377
C) 1377–1404
D) 1406–1422
Answer: B
Explanation: Bukka expanded the kingdom and consolidated it.
11. Who among the Vijayanagara rulers defeated the Sultan of Madurai and annexed the region?
A) Harihara I
B) Bukka Raya I
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Deva Raya II
Answer: B
Explanation: Bukka subdued Madurai Sultanate, extending empire to Tamil Nadu.
12. The Sangama dynasty ruled Vijayanagara up to?
A) 1336–1377
B) 1336–1485
C) 1336–1505
D) 1336–1565
Answer: B
Explanation: The Sangama line ruled for nearly 150 years before Saluvas took over.
13. Deva Raya I (1406–1422) was famous for?
A) Expanding irrigation works
B) Conquest of Goa
C) Alliance with Portuguese
D) Defeating Bahmani Sultan
Answer: A
Explanation: He built canals from Tungabhadra to irrigate Vijayanagara.
14. Deva Raya II (1422–1446) was nicknamed?
A) Gajapati conqueror
B) Praudha Raya
C) Immadi Deva Raya
D) Sangama hero
Answer: C
Explanation: He was also known as “Gajabetekara” (elephant hunter).
15. Deva Raya II is remembered as?
A) Weak ruler
B) Greatest Sangama ruler
C) Founder of Aravidu dynasty
D) First Tuluva ruler
Answer: B
Explanation: He expanded empire and patronized culture, earning title “Praudha Raya.”
16. Deva Raya II defeated which Orissa king?
A) Narasimha Deva I
B) Kapilendra Deva
C) Gajapati Bhanudeva IV
D) None
Answer: C
Explanation: He checked Gajapati expansion in coastal Andhra.
17. The Bahmani–Vijayanagara conflict was primarily over?
A) Tungabhadra doab region
B) Goa
C) Madurai
D) Malabar coast
Answer: A
Explanation: This fertile region was the bone of contention for centuries.
18. The Vijayanagara rulers maintained strong control over?
A) Eastern Ghats
B) Western Ghats
C) Both Eastern and Western coasts
D) Himalayan foothills
Answer: C
Explanation: This gave them access to Indian Ocean trade.
19. Who was the last prominent ruler of the Sangama dynasty?
A) Harihara II
B) Virupaksha Raya II
C) Deva Raya II
D) Praudha Raya
Answer: D
Explanation: He was weak, leading to Saluva usurpation.
20. Who founded the Saluva dynasty in Vijayanagara?
A) Saluva Narasimha
B) Narasa Nayaka
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Bukka Raya II
Answer: A
Explanation: He ended Sangama rule in 1485.
21. Narasa Nayaka, father of Krishnadevaraya, belonged to which dynasty?
A) Saluva
B) Tuluva
C) Sangama
D) Aravidu
Answer: B
Explanation: He was a Tuluva general, regent for Saluva kings.
22. The Tuluva dynasty of Vijayanagara was founded by?
A) Narasa Nayaka
B) Vira Narasimha
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Harihara II
Answer: B
Explanation: He formally established Tuluva line before Krishnadevaraya.
23. Krishnadevaraya, greatest ruler of Vijayanagara, belonged to which dynasty?
A) Sangama
B) Saluva
C) Tuluva
D) Aravidu
Answer: C
Explanation: He ruled 1509–1529, bringing Vijayanagara to its peak.
24. Which dynasty ruled Vijayanagara after the Tuluvas?
A) Aravidu dynasty
B) Sangama dynasty
C) Pallavas
D) Hoysalas
Answer: A
Explanation: They ruled from 1570 to 1646 after fall of Tuluvas.
25. The Battle of Talikota (1565) marked?
A) Foundation of Vijayanagara
B) Peak of Vijayanagara power
C) Decline of Vijayanagara Empire
D) Portuguese defeat
Answer: C
Explanation: The Deccan Sultanates defeated Vijayanagara, destroying Hampi.
26. The Vijayanagara Empire’s administrative system was based on?
A) Persian model
B) Delhi Sultanate model
C) Old Chola administrative traditions
D) British revenue model
Answer: C
Explanation: Vijayanagara inherited and modified Chola local administration.
27. The king of Vijayanagara was considered?
A) A representative of the people
B) A servant of Bahmani Sultan
C) A divine ruler (Hindu Dharma protector)
D) A military dictator
Answer: C
Explanation: The ruler was seen as the defender of dharma and guardian of Hinduism.
28. The important administrative division of Vijayanagara Empire was?
A) District
B) Nadu
C) Mandalam, Nadu, Sthala, Grama
D) Pargana
Answer: C
Explanation: The empire was divided into provinces (Mandalam), further subdivided.
29. The provincial governors in Vijayanagara were known as?
A) Nayakas or Mandaleshwara
B) Subedars
C) Zamindars
D) Mansabdars
Answer: A
Explanation: They ruled provinces, collected revenue, and maintained troops.
30. The famous Amaranayaka system of Vijayanagara is compared with?
A) Mansabdari system of Mughals
B) Zamindari system of British
C) Iqta system of Delhi Sultanate
D) Ryotwari system
Answer: C
Explanation: Nayakas (amaranayakas) were given land grants for military service.
31. The capital city Hampi was protected by?
A) Wooden walls
B) Huge stone fortifications with seven concentric walls
C) Water channels
D) Earthen embankments
Answer: B
Explanation: This made Hampi one of the strongest capitals in medieval India.
32. The main revenue of Vijayanagara Empire came from?
A) Foreign trade
B) Land revenue
C) Pilgrimage tax
D) Custom duties
Answer: B
Explanation: As in other medieval empires, agriculture was main revenue source.
33. The Vijayanagara rulers encouraged irrigation by?
A) Building large tanks and canals
B) Using British technology
C) Importing Persian wheels
D) None of these
Answer: A
Explanation: Famous examples are Kamalapuram and Bukka Raya tanks.
34. Which ruler of Vijayanagara built a large dam across Tungabhadra near Hospet?
A) Deva Raya I
B) Bukka Raya I
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Harihara II
Answer: A
Explanation: He built canals for irrigation, strengthening agriculture.
35. The Vijayanagara rulers issued gold coins called?
A) Mohurs
B) Dinara
C) Pagodas
D) Tankas
Answer: C
Explanation: Pagodas (gadyanas) were famous gold coins used in trade.
36. The famous silver and copper coins of Vijayanagara were called?
A) Varahas and Panams
B) Tankas
C) Dirhams
D) Jitals
Answer: A
Explanation: These were widely circulated in South India.
37. The Vijayanagara rulers encouraged trade with?
A) Arabs, Persians, and Portuguese
B) Chinese and Europeans
C) Both A and B
D) None
Answer: C
Explanation: They had extensive maritime trade with Arabs, Portuguese, Chinese, etc.
38. Which European traveler visited Vijayanagara during Deva Raya II’s reign?
A) Domingo Paes
B) Abdur Razzaq
C) Nicolo Conti
D) Barbosa
Answer: C
Explanation: The Italian traveler Nicolo Conti described Vijayanagara’s wealth.
39. The Persian traveler Abdur Razzaq visited Vijayanagara during the reign of?
A) Harihara II
B) Deva Raya II
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Achyuta Raya
Answer: B
Explanation: He praised Vijayanagara as “one of the greatest cities in the world.”
40. The Portuguese traveler Domingo Paes visited Vijayanagara during whose reign?
A) Bukka Raya I
B) Deva Raya II
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Tirumala Raya
Answer: C
Explanation: He gave a vivid account of Vijayanagara’s prosperity.
41. Duarte Barbosa, a Portuguese traveler, also described Vijayanagara during?
A) Krishnadevaraya’s reign
B) Harihara II
C) Bukka Raya I
D) Deva Raya II
Answer: A
Explanation: His writings complement those of Domingo Paes.
42. The society of Vijayanagara was marked by?
A) Caste system and Varna order
B) Freedom for women in arts and trade
C) Existence of devadasi system
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: Vijayanagara society was hierarchical but also rich in cultural expression.
43. The official language of Vijayanagara administration was?
A) Sanskrit
B) Telugu
C) Kannada
D) Persian
Answer: B
Explanation: Though Kannada and Sanskrit were also patronized, Telugu dominated under later rulers.
44. The Vijayanagara rulers patronized which style of temple architecture?
A) Dravidian style
B) Nagara style
C) Vesara style
D) Indo-Islamic style
Answer: A
Explanation: They built huge gopurams and temples in Dravidian style.
45. The famous Vitthala temple at Hampi is noted for?
A) Stone chariot and musical pillars
B) Bronze idols
C) Persian domes
D) Jain sculptures
Answer: A
Explanation: The Vitthala temple is an architectural marvel.
46. The Hazara Rama temple at Hampi is dedicated to?
A) Shiva
B) Vishnu
C) Rama
D) Durga
Answer: C
Explanation: It is famous for Ramayana reliefs on walls.
47. The great Virupaksha temple at Hampi was originally built by?
A) Chalukyas
B) Hoysalas
C) Vijayanagara rulers (Harihara & Bukka renovated it)
D) Pallavas
Answer: C
Explanation: Virupaksha temple became the main deity temple of Hampi.
48. The king known for promoting literature in Telugu, Sanskrit, and Kannada was?
A) Harihara I
B) Bukka Raya I
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Deva Raya II
Answer: C
Explanation: His court was filled with Telugu poets, Sanskrit scholars, and Kannada writers.
49. Krishnadevaraya’s court was adorned by eight famous Telugu poets called?
A) Navratnas
B) Ashtadiggajas
C) Kavichakravartis
D) Prabandha poets
Answer: B
Explanation: They enriched Telugu literature under Krishnadevaraya’s patronage.
50. The famous work Amuktamalyada in Telugu was composed by?
A) Tenali Ramakrishna
B) Krishnadevaraya
C) Allasani Peddana
D) Nannaya
Answer: B
Explanation: It is his celebrated literary contribution in Telugu.
51. The Vijayanagara military system was based on?
A) Mansabdari system
B) Amaranayaka system
C) Iqta system
D) Feudal zamindari
Answer: B
Explanation: Military chiefs (nayakas) maintained troops in return for land grants.
52. The standing army of Vijayanagara included?
A) Infantry, cavalry, elephants, artillery
B) Only infantry
C) Infantry and cavalry only
D) Navy primarily
Answer: A
Explanation: Their army was diverse, later including firearms via Portuguese.
53. Which foreign power first introduced firearms and artillery to Vijayanagara?
A) Arabs
B) Portuguese
C) Persians
D) Dutch
Answer: B
Explanation: Portuguese supplied firearms and horses to Vijayanagara rulers.
54. The chief weakness of Vijayanagara military was?
A) Lack of cavalry
B) Dependence on imported horses
C) Weak infantry
D) Lack of forts
Answer: B
Explanation: They relied on Arabian and Portuguese horse trade.
55. The Vijayanagara navy was primarily used for?
A) World conquests
B) Protecting trade routes on east & west coasts
C) Invasions of Sri Lanka
D) Alliances with Europe
Answer: B
Explanation: Vijayanagara maintained influence in Indian Ocean trade.
56. Which traveler described Vijayanagara’s military as “the most splendid in the world”?
A) Abdur Razzaq
B) Domingo Paes
C) Duarte Barbosa
D) Nicolo Conti
Answer: B
Explanation: He witnessed Krishnadevaraya’s reign and praised his army.
57. Krishnadevaraya ascended the throne in?
A) 1505
B) 1509
C) 1512
D) 1516
Answer: B
Explanation: He became king after his brother Vira Narasimha.
58. Krishnadevaraya belonged to which dynasty?
A) Sangama
B) Saluva
C) Tuluva
D) Aravidu
Answer: C
Explanation: He was the greatest ruler of the Tuluva dynasty.
59. Krishnadevaraya defeated the Bahmani successor kingdoms of?
A) Bijapur and Golconda
B) Bidar and Ahmednagar
C) All of the above
D) None
Answer: C
Explanation: He successfully fought against all five Deccan Sultanates at different times.
60. Krishnadevaraya defeated the Gajapati rulers of?
A) Orissa (Cuttack)
B) Bengal
C) Gujarat
D) Kerala
Answer: A
Explanation: He defeated Gajapati Prataparudra Deva and secured coastal Andhra.
61. Which fort was captured by Krishnadevaraya from Gajapati rulers?
A) Asirgarh
B) Raichur
C) Kondavidu
D) Gingee
Answer: C
Explanation: He captured Kondavidu and extended empire to Orissa.
62. The famous Battle of Raichur (1520) was fought between?
A) Vijayanagara and Bahmani Sultanate
B) Krishnadevaraya and Ismail Adil Shah of Bijapur
C) Vijayanagara and Portuguese
D) Vijayanagara and Gajapati
Answer: B
Explanation: Krishnadevaraya defeated Bijapur and captured Raichur fort.
63. The Battle of Raichur proved the superiority of?
A) Vijayanagara’s elephants
B) Vijayanagara’s infantry and artillery with Portuguese support
C) Sultanate’s cavalry
D) Mongol horsemen
Answer: B
Explanation: Firearms supplied by Portuguese helped Vijayanagara win.
64. Krishnadevaraya was titled?
A) Andhra Bhoja
B) Abhinava Bhoja
C) Yavanarajya Sthapanacharya
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: He was compared to Bhoja and honored as protector of Hindu states.
65. The famous Telugu poet Allasani Peddana was called?
A) Andhra Kaviraja
B) Kavi Sarvabhouma
C) Kavichakravarti
D) Prabandha Ratna
Answer: B
Explanation: He was the greatest among Krishnadevaraya’s Ashtadiggajas.
66. Krishnadevaraya’s literary work Amuktamalyada is in which language?
A) Kannada
B) Sanskrit
C) Telugu
D) Tamil
Answer: C
Explanation: It deals with devotion of Andal for Lord Ranganatha.
67. Who was Krishnadevaraya’s famous court jester and witty minister?
A) Allasani Peddana
B) Tenali Ramakrishna
C) Timmarusu
D) Nannaya
Answer: B
Explanation: He was one of the most celebrated figures of his court.
68. Who was Krishnadevaraya’s trusted minister and general?
A) Timmarusu (Appaji)
B) Narasa Nayaka
C) Aliya Rama Raya
D) Saluva Narasimha
Answer: A
Explanation: He played key role in governance and military victories.
69. Krishnadevaraya’s successors were?
A) Achyuta Raya and Sadashiva Raya
B) Harihara II and Deva Raya II
C) Aliya Rama Raya and Tirumala Raya
D) Bukka II and Praudha Raya
Answer: A
Explanation: They ruled after him but were weaker rulers.
70. Aliya Rama Raya, the regent of Vijayanagara, belonged to which dynasty?
A) Sangama
B) Saluva
C) Tuluva
D) Aravidu
Answer: D
Explanation: He was the son-in-law of Krishnadevaraya and belonged to Aravidu family.
71. The Battle of Talikota (1565) was fought between?
A) Vijayanagara Empire vs Bahmani Sultanate
B) Vijayanagara under Aliya Rama Raya vs Deccan Sultanates (Bijapur, Ahmadnagar, Golconda, Bidar, Berar)
C) Vijayanagara vs Portuguese
D) Vijayanagara vs Marathas
Answer: B
Explanation: A confederacy of Sultanates defeated Vijayanagara, leading to its decline.
72. Who betrayed Aliya Rama Raya at the Battle of Talikota?
A) His generals Gilani brothers
B) Portuguese soldiers
C) His brother Tirumala Raya
D) Gajapati ruler
Answer: A
Explanation: They defected to Sultanates, leading to Rama Raya’s capture and execution.
73. The immediate result of the Battle of Talikota was?
A) Vijayanagara expanded to North India
B) Hampi was destroyed and looted
C) Portuguese took Goa
D) Marathas rose in Deccan
Answer: B
Explanation: The magnificent city of Vijayanagara was reduced to ruins.
74. After Talikota, the capital of Vijayanagara shifted from Hampi to?
A) Penukonda
B) Madurai
C) Mysore
D) Warangal
Answer: A
Explanation: Later it shifted to Chandragiri and Vellore under Aravidu dynasty.
75. The last dynasty of Vijayanagara was?
A) Sangama
B) Saluva
C) Tuluva
D) Aravidu
Answer: D
Explanation: The Aravidu dynasty ruled till mid-17th century, mostly in decline.
76. The Battle of Talikota (1565) is also known as?
A) Battle of Raichur
B) Battle of Rakshasi-Tangadi
C) Battle of Kondavidu
D) Battle of Penukonda
Answer: B
Explanation: This battle sealed Vijayanagara’s downfall.
77. Aliya Rama Raya, who led Vijayanagara at Talikota, was?
A) Son of Krishnadevaraya
B) Son-in-law of Krishnadevaraya
C) Brother of Deva Raya II
D) Regent of Gajapati king
Answer: B
Explanation: He married Krishnadevaraya’s daughter and became de facto ruler.
78. After Talikota, the Aravidu dynasty ruled from?
A) Hampi
B) Penukonda, later Chandragiri and Vellore
C) Madurai
D) Mysore
Answer: B
Explanation: Hampi was destroyed, forcing capital relocation.
79. The Aravidu dynasty lasted till?
A) 1600 CE
B) 1646 CE
C) 1707 CE
D) 1757 CE
Answer: B
Explanation: They survived in weakened form until mid-17th century.
80. The Vijayanagara Empire ultimately declined due to?
A) Portuguese conquest
B) Continuous wars with Deccan Sultanates
C) Internal rebellions and weak rulers
D) Both B and C
Answer: D
Explanation: Military defeats and internal weakness caused decline.
81. The ruins of Hampi were rediscovered by?
A) British archaeologists in the 19th century
B) Portuguese sailors
C) Marathas
D) Tipu Sultan
Answer: A
Explanation: Today, Hampi is a UNESCO heritage site.
82. The Virupaksha temple at Hampi is still?
A) In ruins
B) An active place of worship
C) Converted into a mosque
D) Abandoned
Answer: B
Explanation: Unlike most monuments, Virupaksha temple continues worship.
83. The Vijayanagara rulers’ legacy in architecture is visible in?
A) Huge gopurams (towering gateways)
B) Stone chariot temples
C) Music pillars in temples
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: These are hallmarks of Vijayanagara architecture.
84. Which of the following is a UNESCO World Heritage Site associated with Vijayanagara?
A) Gol Gumbaz
B) Hampi
C) Charminar
D) Mysore Palace
Answer: B
Explanation: Hampi preserves Vijayanagara’s cultural grandeur.
85. The Nayaka kingdoms (Madurai, Tanjore, Gingee) emerged after?
A) Foundation of Vijayanagara
B) Decline of Vijayanagara central authority
C) Mughal conquest
D) Arrival of Portuguese
Answer: B
Explanation: Nayakas became independent after 1565.
86. The Portuguese established their colony in Goa in?
A) 1498
B) 1505
C) 1510
D) 1526
Answer: C
Explanation: During Krishnadevaraya’s time, Portuguese controlled Goa.
87. Krishnadevaraya maintained friendly relations with the Portuguese mainly for?
A) Trade in textiles
B) Import of Arabian horses and firearms
C) Naval expeditions
D) Religious reasons
Answer: B
Explanation: Horses were crucial for Vijayanagara cavalry.
88. Which Persian ambassador praised Vijayanagara as “the eye of the world”?
A) Abdur Razzaq
B) Ibn Battuta
C) Nicolo Conti
D) Ferishta
Answer: A
Explanation: He visited Deva Raya II’s court and admired its magnificence.
89. The decline of Vijayanagara benefited which southern power the most?
A) Nayakas of Tanjore
B) Marathas
C) Deccan Sultanates
D) Portuguese
Answer: C
Explanation: They gained territory and weakened Vijayanagara permanently.
90. The Battle of Talikota (1565) is considered significant because?
A) It ended Mughal expansion in South India
B) It destroyed Vijayanagara’s capital and wealth
C) It marked the beginning of Maratha empire
D) It united Hindus against Muslims
Answer: B
Explanation: Hampi was devastated, never regaining former glory.
91. The Vijayanagara empire is often called the?
A) Last great Hindu kingdom of medieval India
B) First modern empire of India
C) Largest Muslim empire in South India
D) Buddhist revivalist state
Answer: A
Explanation: It protected Hindu traditions against northern Sultanates.
92. Who among the following praised Krishnadevaraya as “the most powerful king of India”?
A) Nicolo Conti
B) Domingo Paes
C) Ibn Battuta
D) Duarte Barbosa
Answer: B
Explanation: He witnessed Krishnadevaraya’s court and glory.
93. The main cause of Vijayanagara’s prosperity was?
A) Indian Ocean trade
B) Fertile agriculture supported by irrigation
C) Tribute from defeated states
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: Trade, agriculture, and conquests enriched the empire.
94. The Vijayanagara rulers promoted which dance form that still survives?
A) Kathakali
B) Bharatanatyam
C) Kathak
D) Odissi
Answer: B
Explanation: It flourished in temples under Vijayanagara patronage.
95. The official emblem of Vijayanagara Empire was?
A) Sun and Moon
B) Boar (Varaha)
C) Lion
D) Chakra
Answer: B
Explanation: Varaha was used as royal emblem.
96. Who was the last great ruler of Vijayanagara?
A) Harihara I
B) Deva Raya II
C) Krishnadevaraya
D) Aliya Rama Raya
Answer: C
Explanation: After him, Vijayanagara steadily declined.
97. Which was a famous export commodity of Vijayanagara to foreign lands?
A) Textiles and spices
B) Silver and gold
C) Diamonds and gems
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: The empire was renowned for textiles, gems, horses, and spices.
98. Which European traveler described the “Holi festival” at Vijayanagara?
A) Duarte Barbosa
B) Domingo Paes
C) Nicolo Conti
D) Abdur Razzaq
Answer: A
Explanation: He vividly described Holi celebrations under Krishnadevaraya.
99. The Nayaka kingdoms that emerged after Vijayanagara’s fall were located in?
A) Tamil Nadu (Madurai, Tanjore, Gingee)
B) Karnataka (Mysore, Srirangapatna)
C) Andhra Pradesh (Warangal, Guntur)
D) Kerala (Cochin, Calicut)
Answer: A
Explanation: These Nayaka states continued Vijayanagara cultural traditions.
100. The legacy of Vijayanagara Empire includes?
A) Architectural marvels at Hampi
B) Telugu and Sanskrit literature
C) Preservation of Hindu religion and culture in South India
D) All of the above
Answer: D
Explanation: Vijayanagara remains a symbol of Hindu cultural revival and resistance.
