South AsiaAsia

Hoysala Kingdom

950 CE – 1346 CE · about 396 years

The Hoysalas ruled most of what is now Karnataka, first as Chalukya feudatories and then independently. Their temples at Belur, Halebidu and Somanathapura are known for intricate carving. Delhi Sultanate raids weakened them, and Vijayanagara absorbed their lands.

Key facts

Dates	950 CE – 1346 CE
Region	South Asia
Continent	Asia
Capitals	Belur, Halebidu
Founder	Sala (legendary)
Religion(s)	Hinduism, Jainism

Before & after

Preceded by

Western Chalukya Empire

Followed by

Vijayanagara Empire

Sources

Wikipedia – Hoysala Kingdom

Dates follow widely used reference works; many ancient dates are approximate or debated. Neutral summary for general reference.