Question

Hmpi was a well fortified town. What conclusion can you draw from this statement

Answer 1

Hampi was well fortified town had many reasons to increase its security. Hampi had a good port as it was near to the sea so it would be good for rulers there for earning revenue and increasing the economy. they could have been many robberies as it had many precious goods

Answer 2

Answer:

Hampi was considered as a well-fortified city because no mortar or cementing agent was used in the construction of the walls in the city.  However, the interlocking approach was used to wedge them together.

Explanation:

• Hampi, located on the banks of the Tungabadra River, was a major spice and cotton trading centre.
• Traders came to Hampi in order to conduct business. Hampi's walls were beautifully constructed and fortified.
• The approach utilised ensured that no cementing agent or motor was used, resulting in it being tightly interlocked and held together.
• The domes and arches on the buildings within this royal compound were beautiful. The sculptures were displayed in rooms with pillars.
• With fortifications and a powerful and large army, Hampi was well protected.