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HAKKA-BUKKA

The Valiant Family

Several of the provincial chieftains stood shoulder to shoulder with Veera Ballala and helped him in his work; the most famous of them were the brave Sangama and his sons.

Sangama was ruling over a portion of the land round about Hampi on the banks of the Tungabhadra. He had five sons named Harihara, Kampana, Bukkaraya, Marappa and Muddappa. Like their father, all of them loved their country, were brave and were devoted to their duty. The first three came to rank among the most important rulers under Veera Ballala by their merit,
bravery and spirit of national service.

The eldest, Harihara, earned the confidence of Veera Ballala and was appointed a 'Mahamandaleshwara, (the chief of several smaller rulers) in the northern part of the Hoysala Empire.

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About Hakka-Bukka
Introduction
Foreign Invasions
The Fight For Freedom
You are Here! The Valiant Family
The Sultan Tastes Defeat
The Magnificent Vijayanagar
Saintly Guidance
The Sacred Hampi

Harihara The Brave (1336-1356)

This Is A Leader !
Efficient Administrator
End of Veera Ballala
The Struggle Continues
A Champion of Country And Dharma, A Good King
Bukkaraya (1356 - 1377)
The Bahamani Menace
Madurai Recaptured
The Saviour
The Lamp Goes Out
Great In War and Great in Peace
Freedom to Live  And Learn
The Creators of A New Age