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Bastions

DOCUMENTED

Bastions appear in historical accounts of the fort’s defences. Matching particular surviving structures to named siege episodes requires more evidence.

Period
Dates under research
Other names
No verified alternate name recorded
Location
Precise coordinates awaiting verification

Questions for the record

Confirm identity, construction phases, provenance and coordinates from documentary evidence and a site survey.

Sources & Further Reading (2)
  1. Further Sources of Vijayanagara History

    K. A. Nilakanta Sastri and N. Venkataramanayya · University of Madras; digital transcription at Wisdom Library · 1946 · Volume I, history of Venkata II, printed pp. 316–317.

    ACADEMIC

    How this source is used: Uses literary and local historical materials. Online OCR is not fully proofread; exact siege year remains unestablished.

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  2. Gurramkonda plans, WD506a–e

    John Gantz and Thomas Fraser · British Library · c. 1802 · WD506a fortress; WD506b gates; WD506c Ranamandal battery; WD506d–e palace.

    PRIMARY / ARCHIVAL

    How this source is used: The catalogue attributes the fortress plan to John Gantz. Improvement plans show proposals, not necessarily completed works.

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