Explore the pivotal eras of the Khalji and Tughlaq dynasties in medieval Indian history through a chronological timeline. Discover the political upheavals, cultural shifts, and dynastic transitions that shaped the Delhi Sultanate from 1286 to 1412, including the rise to power, reforms, and eventual decline. Delve into detailed event summaries and historical insights within this comprehensive HTML timeline.

• --> Rivalry over control of strategic regions like Tungabhadra doab and Krishna-Godavari delta.
• --> Military engagements characterized by diverse tactics and territorial gains.

Deva Raya I (1404-1422):

• --> Expanded eastward towards Krishna-Godavari basin.
• --> Integrated smaller Hindu principalities, fostering territorial consolidation.

Deva Raya II (1425-1446):

• --> Focused on military and administrative reforms.
• --> Height of empire's territorial expansion and economic prosperity.

• --> Hampi, adorned with temples and palaces, symbolized empire's cultural vibrancy.
• --> Intricate sculptures and urban planning reflected artistic patronage.
• --> Multilingual literary works in Kannada, Telugu, and Sanskrit.
• --> Artisans and scholars attracted, contributing to diverse cultural milieu.
• --> Vijayanagara's capital, Hampi, boasted intricate temples and palaces adorned with sculptures and carvings.
• --> Temples like the Virupaksha Temple and the Vitthala Temple complex exemplified the empire's artistic and religious patronage.