The eastern Chalukya dynasty loses its three-cornered war with the Hoysala, the Seuna Yadavas of Devagiri, and the Kakatiyas.

The Hoysala take territories in the region of modern Mysore state, and the Yadavas take over areas south of the Narmada River; the truncated Chalukya realm, squeezed between the two and blocked on the east by the Kakatiyas, becomes a minor kingdom.

Following the Cholan defeat of the Chalukyas in an important battle, conferences for peace ensue, followed by plans for intermarriage between the contending dynasties, and ending with the eastern Chalukya dynasty’s absorption into the Chola.

The Kakatiya family becomes a Cholan feudatory.