This empire was prosperous under the rule of ?
One of its rulers ended a long standing rivalry between this empire and the Bahmani sultans by defeating Mahmud, and that man razed the fort of Gulbarga in his last battle. One general of this empire had a son who founded its Tuluva dynasty. This empire's capital is said to have been built by Vidyaranya and it adopted the Varaha as its official symbol. Several statues of Hanuman have been excavated in its capital, which was located to the south of the Tungabhadra River, and that city is today known as Hampi [Hum-pee]. Towards the end, this kingdom was ruled by the Aravidu dynasty and its capital was moved to Penugonda and Chandagiri following a disastrous defeat against the Deccan Sultanate in 1565. This empire was prosperous under the rule of ?Harihara II and Dev Raya II, and it was founded by two brothers of the Sangama dynasty, Harihara I and Bukka Raya, after the collapse of the Hoysala empire. For 10 points, identify this kingdom, which ruled over significant portions of Karnataka from the 1300s to the late 1500s.
One of its rulers ended a long standing rivalry between this empire and the Bahmani sultans by defeating Mahmud, and that man razed the fort of Gulbarga in his last battle.
{Vijayanagara} Kingdom