Evolution Aspects of Trade and Commerce in the Hoysala Period from 11th to 14th Centuries

This study explores trade and commerce in the Hoysala period from the 11 th to the 14 th centuries.The Hoysalas ruled in additional parts of the current Karnataka and mainly in the Tamil region.The Hoysala Kingdom of Halebidu administered Karnataka from the 10 th to the 14 th centuries.During this period, Karnataka was carrying on a considerable amount of modern trade with foreign countries.The Hoysala Kingdom was a famous Kannadiga authority establishment from the Indian subcontinent that ruled, and it is the most contemporary state of Karnataka between the 10 th and 14 th centuries.The capital of the Hoysalas period was located at Belur, but it was later transferred to Halebidu.The Hoysala rulers were initially from Malenadu, a prominent region in the Western Ghats of the state.This study analysed the agriculture system, trade system, commerce, tax system, and economic development in the Hoysala period.