Social and Political Life in the Vijayanagara Empire (A.D. 1346 – A.D. 1646) v1.c7.s3.59

v1.c7.s3.59

The Tārīkh-i Firūz-Shāhi locates the centre of activities in Kampili. We are told that "while this was going on a revolt broke out among the Hindus of Arangal. Kanyā Naik had gathered strength in the country, Malik Makbul, the nāib-wasīr, fled to Delhi, and the Hindus took possession of Arangal, which was thus entirely lost. About the same time one of the relations of Kanyā Nāik, whom the Sultan had sent to Kambala (Kampila) apostatized from Islām and stirred up a revolt. The land of Kambala also was thus lost, and fell into the hands of the Hindus".⁴