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Encyclopedia > Shivappa Nayaka

Eventhough Shivappa Nayaka is called Keladi Shivappa Nayaka, he ruled from Bidanur (Nagara), not from Keladi. He was known is Shistina (disciplined) Shivappa Nayaka, as he reportedly, introuduced a tax system called Shistu.


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Bhadrappa Nayaka (1662-64) deputed Malappa Mallya to Goa to negotiate an important treaty which dragged on for five nmonths.
As early as in 1653 A.D. Shivappa Nayaka had sent him to Hovanar (U.K.) to negotiate a treaty with the Portuguese Fort Officer.
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It is situated 275 km northwest of Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka.
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The city got an independent identity under the Keladi Nayakas in the 16th century, reaching its pinnacle under the rule of Shivappa Nayaka.
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