Yelahanka principality

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Yelahanka principality was a historic feudal domain in the region of present-day Bengaluru, notable as the power base of Kempe Gowda I, the founder of modern Bangalore.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf feudal domain
historical polity
associatedWith Bangalore fortifications
surface form: Bangalore Fort (early development)

founding of modern Bangalore
associatedWithDynasty Nadaprabhu
surface form: Yelahanka Nada Prabhus
capital Yelahanka
country India
followedBy Mughal-influenced and later Mysore rule in the region
governmentType feudal chieftaincy
hasNotableFigure Kempe Gowda I
Kempe Gowda II
Nadaprabhu
surface form: Yelahanka Nada Prabhus
hasNotableRuler Kempe Gowda I
Kempe Gowda II
historicalSignificance served as base for expansion towards present-day Bengaluru city core
knownFor local fortifications and town-building around Yelahanka
role in the founding of Bengaluru
languageUsed Kannada
locatedIn Yelahanka
present-day Bengaluru region
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Karnataka
southern Karnataka
surface form: Mysore region
notableAs power base of Kempe Gowda I
partOf Bengaluru region
surface form: Bangalore region

South India
precededBy local chieftaincies around Yelahanka
region Deccan Plateau
religion Hinduism
timePeriod early modern period
late medieval period

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Kempe Gowda I ruledArea Yelahanka principality