715 - 1761 - summary

950 - 1343 - kashmir

1206 - 1290 - slave

1290 - 1320 - khiljis

1320 - 1414 - tughlak

1345 - 1819 - islamic kashmir

1414 - 1451 - sayyaid

1451 - 1500 - lodhi

1500 - 1707 - mughals

1708 - 1849 - sikh

1336 - 1565 - vijaynagar

1346 - 1689 - bahamani

1390 - 1947 - mysore

1640 - 1818 - maratha peshwa

1733 - 1947 - holkar

Bahamani Kingdom: 1346-1689AD

After Tughlaq lost power in Deccan, Hasan Gangu (Bahaman Shah) established the Bahamani kingdom. Firuz Shah Bahamani and Mahmud Gawan were the most remarkable figures in the Bahamani kingdom. Bahamani governors later became independent and established:

Adil Shahi of Bijapur

Qutub Shahi of Golconda

Nizam Shahi of Ahemadnagar

Barid Shahi of Bidar

Imad Shahi of Berar

The famous Chandbibi was from the Nizam family. In 1595, when Mughals attacked Ahemadnagar, she led the Nizam's army. Though she led her army to victory, she was killed in the battle.

All the kingdoms came together to attack the Vijayanagara Empire and defeated it in 1565. In 1574, Nizam Shah annexed Imad Shahi and in 1619, Adil Shah annexed Barid Shahi. Bahamani Kingdom came to an end, after Aurangzeb conquered Bijapur (1686 AD) and Golconda (1689 AD).

GolGumbaz and Charminar are examples of great construtions during this time.