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| territory        = [[Simhana]] annexed all the areas to the north of the [[Tungabhadra River]] including regions of [[Kolhapur]] [[Chitradurga district|Chitradurga]] [[Ballari district|Ballari]] [[Shimoga district|Shimoga]] and [[Banavasi]]
| territory        = [[Simhana]] annexed all the areas to the north of the [[Tungabhadra River]] including regions of [[Kolhapur]] [[Chitradurga district|Chitradurga]] [[Ballari district|Ballari]] [[Shimoga district|Shimoga]] and [[Banavasi]]
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==Background==
Simhana's grandfather, Bhillama V, had experienced a significant defeat at the hands of the Hoysala king,[[Veera Ballala II]] in Soratur. In response, the Yadavas sought to retaliate by invading territories controlled by the [[Hoysala]]. Inscriptions from [[Simhana]], found in the area south of the Malaprabha River and dating back to 1202, indicate that the Yadavas had begun making advances into this region by that period. [[Simhana]] began his Southern Campaign in early 1211.
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