Hampi was the capital of the 14th -century Vijayanagara Empire. It is a formed city. The Persian and European travelers, especially the chronicle remaining by the Portuguese, were a prosperous city, a large city near the Tungabhadra  River, and many temples, farms and commercial markets. 

 In 1500 C.E., Hampi Jayanagala was the second largest city in the medieval world after Beijing, probably the wealth of the most wealthy at the time, attracting Portugal merchants. The Vijayanagar Empire has lost the Muslim Sultanian Union. The capital was won, looted, and destroyed by the Sultan army in 1565, and then Hampi remained abandoned. The archeological site of Hampi located in Karnataka near the modern city of Hosapete, exceeds 4,100 hectares (16m²), and UNESCO is the last surviving body of more than 1,600 of the great great Hinduism. It is described as a site.  

The great Kingdom of Grande Hindu, southern India, includes strong, river characteristics, genuine and sacred complexes, temples, sanctuary, pillar rooms, mandapas, commemorative structure, and water structure. Hampi is in front of the Vijayanagala Empire, mentioned in Mayan and Hindu Flat, but Pampaa Devi Tilta Kushetra. Virupaks Old Town Temple. Hampi is in a hill formed by granite rocks, and the Hampi monument, including Unesco World Heritage sites, is a larger subset of archaeological sites in Vijayanagara.  

Almost all monuments were built between 1336 and 1570 during Vijayanagara rules. This site has about 1,600 monuments and covers 41.5 square kilometers (16.0 square bets). The hampi site is studying in three main fields. At first, he was appointed "Sacred Center" by scholars such as Burton Stein. The second is called "Urban Cores" or "Center of the Royal Family". The third is the remaining part of the metropolitan Vijayanagara. The sacred centers along the river have the oldest temple with the history of the pilgrimage and the history of the Vijayanagara Empire. In the center of the city and the Royal Center, there are more than 60 temples beyond the sacred centers, but urban temples are more than temples. The entire nucleus is the date of the Vijayanagara Empire.  

Urban areas include roads, water bridges, water tanks, mandapa, bridge and market, and monasteries distinction is backed by the 77 stone inscriptions. Most monuments are Hindu. Tanks and temples in the market and public infrastructure include reliefs and illustrations that represent the Hindu gods and themes.  

There are six Jain temples and monuments, as well as the mosque and the tombs of Muslims. The architecture is built from abundant local stones. The dominant style is Dravidian, and there are roots in the development of Hindu art and architecture in the second half of the 1000 years in the region on duty. It also included the artistic elements that were developed during the rule of the Hoisara Empire between 11 and the South.  

The fourteenth century, including the pillars of the Ramacandra temple and some ceilings of the Temple of Villa Paksha. The architects adopted the Indian style in several monuments, such as the Queens bus and the stable elephant. Evolved in polygamy and multiethnic society " 

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