679th Foundation Day of Bahmani Empire observed in Kalaburagi
The 679th Foundation Day of the Bahmani Empire was observed at the tomb of Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah, the founder and first ruler of the Sultanate, in Kalaburagi city on Monday
The 679th Foundation Day of the Bahmani Empire was commemorated on Monday in Kalaburagi city, at the tomb of its founder and first ruler, Alauddin Hasan Bahman Shah. Organized by the Bahmani Foundation, the event gathered historians, artists, intellectuals, and social activists to reflect on the contributions made by the Bahmani Sultanate during its two-century rule from 1347 to 1527 AD.
The Sultanate's impact on the cultural and architectural heritage of the region was highlighted, with the monuments and traditions serving as a testament to the rulers' influence. Advocate Jabbar Gola emphasized the Bahmani rulers' pivotal role in promoting art, culture, and architecture, leaving behind a lasting legacy. Qazi Rizwan-Ur-Rahman Siddique, president of the Bahmani Foundation, explained that the organization had been observing the Foundation Day through seminars, cultural programs, and competitions for several years, aiming to educate students about the history and heritage of the Bahmani period.
Notable attendees included artists Mohammed Ayazuddin Patel and Rehaman Patel, numismatist Mohammad Ismail, and others.
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