Sultanate of Bijapur

The Sultanate of Bijapur was a powerful Islamic kingdom in South India, existing from the 15th to 17th centuries. It was part of the Deccan region and known for its blend of Persian, Hindu, and native cultures. The sultans built impressive forts, mosques, and monuments, reflecting artistic and architectural achievements. The kingdom played a significant role in regional politics and warfare, often resisting the Mughal Empire. It was an important center for trade, culture, and military strength during its time, contributing to the rich historical diversity of India.