Concept:Kakatiya Rudradeva was assassinated by Jaitrapala, a ruler of the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty.
Explanation:Jaitrapala, also known as Jaitugi, ruled from
1191 to
1200 A.D.
He was the son of Bhillima V, who overthrew the Chalukyas and became an independent ruler.
When the Yadavas were at war with the Hoysalas, the Kakatiya general Mahadeva invaded the Yadava kingdom and reached its capital, Devagiri.
Once that conflict ended, Jaitrapala wanted revenge and attacked the Kakatiya kingdom around
1194 A.D.
In this battle, Rudradeva was killed in
1195 A.D.
The other options are incorrect: Pruthviswara was a Velanati Choda ruler, and Mallapadeva belonged to the Chalukyas of Pithapur.
Answer:Option A: Jaitrapala.