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Sri krishnadevarayar Tomb|Mystery over Krishnadevaraya's tomb persists|Hampi|Samithi|

#Srikrishnadevarayartomb #hampi #Tomb #MysteryoverKrishnadevarayar #Tombpersists #focus24x7 #anegundi #Vijayanagaraempire #UNESCOWorldHeritage The 64-pillar mantap at Tungabahdra river in Anegundi is believed to be Sri Krishnadevaraya’s tomb Anantapur: Historians are still in a state of conflict over the grave of Vijayanagara emperor Sri Krishnadevaraya, who reigned from 1509 to 1530 as the third ruler of the Tuluva dynasty. There are no clear inscriptions about the emperor and his chief minister Thimmarasu’s graves, and only belief by the locals. People believe the grave is situated in a mantap built in middle of Tunga-bhadra River at Anegundi that has a fort with many gates, a Durga temple and tombs near the fort entrance. Vijayanagar kings used to pray before every battle at the Durga temple, then they would visit Pampa Sarovar and Shri Laxmi temple. A tomb situated on Penukonda Hill in Anantapur district, summer capital of Vijayanagar empire, is believed to be that of Thimmarasu on Penukonda hill. While Krishnadevaraya’s rajguru Saint Vyasaraja Swami, and his predecessors and successors have well-marked tombs a few metres away from the location, the king’s tomb eludes clarity. Locals believe that the 64-pillar mantap is the king's tomb. Emperor’s history Born: February 16, 1471, Hampi Died: 1529, Hampi Siblings: Achyuta Deva Raya Royal line: Tuluva dynasty Children Tirumala Raya Parents: Tuluva Narasa Nayaka, Nagala Devi Our Team Anchor : Focus Vicky.M Founder & Director:Anbuselvan Krishnamurthi Associate Director : Ramraj.G DOP : Anandhakumar.N Editor : Sathish Kumar.E.R