- The Chola Empire began to decline in the 13th century. - In the early 14th century (specifically 1311), Malik Kafur led a major expedition into the southernmost parts of India, including the remnants of the Chola territory and the Pandya kingdom. - These invasions weakened the remaining Chola power centers and brought the region under the influence of the Delhi Sultanate, effectively ending the independent Chola rule.
The Chola Kingdom was finally finished by —
Asked in UPPCS Prelims 2008 · Topic: Khalji Dynasty (Alauddin Khalji's military campaigns and territorial expansion (North India and Deccan))
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