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The 23 pages that link to Deccan Plateau, each with the reason it gives.

• KarnatakaNarrower topic: Most of Karnataka lies on this plateau, beyond the wetter coastal and mountain belt.

• MaharashtraNarrower topic: Most of Maharashtra lies on this plateau, whose terrain shapes settlement and agriculture.

• Deccan SultanatesNarrower topic: Its routes, river valleys, and forts formed the strategic landscape in which the sultanates competed.

• Tipu SultanNarrower topic: Mysore’s position on the Deccan shaped its routes, resources, and rivalries.

• First Anglo-Mysore WarNarrower topic: Its competing courts and routes formed the broader political setting for the war.

• PuneNarrower topic: Pune’s inland location on the plateau shapes its climate and regional connections.

• Battle of TalikotaNarrower topic: The battle’s location is usually placed in this broader region, despite uncertain site identification.

• Godavari RiverNarrower topic: The Godavari crosses this elevated interior region on its eastward course.

• Pulakeshin IINarrower topic: Its geography framed the kingdom Pulakeshin II expanded and defended.

• Rashtrakuta EmpireNarrower topic: Its central position and regional routes shaped the empire’s territory and political reach.

• Western Chalukya EmpireNarrower topic: The empire’s territory and rivalries centered on this plateau.

• Nilgiri MountainsNarrower topic: The Nilgiris rise from the southern edge of this broad upland.

• Seuna dynastyNarrower topic: The plateau’s routes and regional divisions shaped the territory the Seunas sought to control.

• Shivanasamudra FallsNarrower topic: Shivanasamudra lies on the plateau’s southern river landscape.