Vijayanagara or 39 city of victory 39 was the name of both a city and an empire S6 They remembered i...........

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Vijayanagara or 'city of victory' was the name of both a city and an empire.

S6 They remembered it as Hampi, a name derived from that of the local Mother Goddess, Pampadevi.

p : In its heyday, it stretched from the river Krishna in the North to the extreme South of the peninsula.

Q : The empire was founded in the fourteenth century.

R : In 1565, the city was destroyed and subsequently deserted.

S : Although it fell into ruin in the seventeenth-eighteenth centuries, it lived on in the memories of people living in the Krishna Tungabhadra Doab.

The correct sequence should be

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PRQS

SPRQ

QPRS

RSPQ

- S1 introduces Vijayanagara as both a city and an empire, setting the stage for a historical overview.

- Q: The empire's foundation in the fourteenth century is chronologically the earliest event, making it a logical follow-up to S1.

- P: Describes the geographical extent of the empire, providing context to its grandeur.

- R: Chronicles the destruction of the city in 1565, signaling the empire's decline.

- S: Despite its ruin, the city's memory persists among locals, naturally leading into the concluding S6.

QPRS connects events chronologically from the establishment of the empire to its remembered past.

- Option 1 (PRQS) misplaces the geographical context before the foundation.

- Option 2 (SPRQ) starts with post-ruin memories, disrupting chronological flow.

- Option 4 (RSPQ) begins with the city's destruction, followed by its memory, which feels abrupt.

Therefore, Option 3 (QPRS) is the clear, coherent choice.

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