Persian literature in Deccan

Persian literature in the Deccan refers to the body of literary works produced in the Deccan region of India, particularly during the 14th to 19th centuries. Influenced by Persian culture through the Mughal Empire and local dynasties, such as the Deccan sultanates, this literature includes poetry, prose, and historical accounts. It features prominent poets like Amir Khusrau and works that blend Persian literary traditions with local themes, illustrating the region’s rich cultural amalgamation. Persian became a prestigious language, fostering a unique literary heritage that enriched the artistic and intellectual landscape of the Deccan.