In 1309 CE, Malik Kafur invaded which of the following kingdoms in South India?
Kakatiya Kingdom
In 1309 CE, Malik Kafur invaded the Kakatiya Kingdom in South India, a major Delhi Sultanate military campaign under Alauddin Khilji.
The Hoysala, Yadava and Pandya Kingdoms were invaded by Malik Kafur in later separate campaigns, not this specific 1309 invasion.
Hence, Kakatiya Kingdom is the correct answer.
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