Towards the end of 1302 or in the beginning of the next year, Alauddin Khilji sent an expedition to Warangal, which was badly defeated, under the command of:

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Fakhruddin Jauna and Chhajju were the commanders of the ill-fated expedition sent by Alauddin Khilji towards Warangal around the end of 1302 or the beginning of the following year.
This expedition was badly defeated in the battle, which significantly delayed the expansion of Alauddin Khilji’s power in the southern regions.
The defeat at Warangal showcased the resilience of the local rulers and their resistance against the growing Delhi Sultanate.

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Alauddin Khilji: Known for his aggressive expansion of the Delhi Sultanate, particularly in the southern parts of India, but his campaigns faced resistance from local powers like Warangal.
Warangal: A fortified city and the capital of the Kakatiya dynasty, located in present-day Telangana. Warangal was a major power center in southern India at the time.
Fakhruddin Jauna and Chhajju: These commanders were sent to lead the campaign against Warangal, but their forces were decisively defeated by the Kakatiya rulers.