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Who was the first Muslim ruler to conquer South India?
Who was the first Muslim ruler to conquer South India?
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The correct option is A Alauddin Khalji
In 1303, the first attempt by Alauddin to conquer Warangal ended in a disaster as the army of the Kakatiya dynasty defeated him. The Kakatiya king, Prataparudra II, raised a well-equipped army and Alauddin's army, which was led by Malik-ud-din and Jhaju. Six years later, Malik Kafur invaded Warangal for the second time.
In 1303, the first attempt by Alauddin to conquer Warangal ended in a disaster as the army of the Kakatiya dynasty defeated him. The Kakatiya king, Prataparudra II, raised a well-equipped army and Alauddin's army, which was led by Malik-ud-din and Jhaju. Six years later, Malik Kafur invaded Warangal for the second time.
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