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In this episode, Ramjee Chandran delves into the early years of Ballala I, exploring the crucial period that shaped the future of the Hoysala dynasty. We examine the impact of the pivotal Battle of Koppam on regional politics and analyse the Hoysalas' evolving relationship with the Chalukya Empire. We'll also explore the philosophical questions that guided the Hoysalas, particularly the ethical dilemmas faced by a king in balancing loyalty to his overlord with the ambition to expand his own power. Discover how these internal and external factors shaped the trajectory of the Hoysala dynasty, setting the stage for their rise to prominence.

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