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Bidar ( Kannada: [
biːd̪əɾ] ) is a city and
headquarters of the
Bidar district in
Karnataka state of India.
Bidar is a
prominent place on the archaeological...
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Bidar Airport (IATA: IXX, ICAO: VOBR) is a
domestic airport serving the city of
Bidar, Karnataka, India. It
operates as a
civil enclave on the Indian...
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Bidar district is the
northernmost part of the
Karnataka state in India. The
administrative headquarters of
district is
Bidar city. Geographically, it...
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Bidar Fort is
located in old city area,
Bidar, Karnataka, India. The fort, the city and the
district are all
affixed with the name
Bidar.
Sultan Ahmad...
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Bidar Kadın (Ottoman Turkish: بیدار قادین; "enlightened"; 5 May 1855 – 13
January 1918) was a
consort of
Sultan Abdul Hamid II of the
Ottoman Empire....
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Sultanate of
Bidar was an
early modern Indian polity that
ruled a
territory in the
central Deccan centred at
Bidar. As one of the
Deccan sultanates...
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Muhammad Bidar Bakht (Urdu: مُحمّد بیدار بخت; 4
August 1670 – 20 June 1707) was a
Mughal prince. His father,
Muhammad Azam Shah,
briefly reigned as Mughal...
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Bahmani Sultanate and
ruled by
Muslim dynasties:
namely Ahmadnagar, Berar,
Bidar, Bi****ur, and Golconda. The five
sultanates owed
their existence to the...
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local (Deccanis) nobility.
Bidar Fort was
built by
Ahmad Shah I (r. 1422–36), who
relocated the
capital to the city of
Bidar.
Ahmad Shah led campaigns...
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siege of
Bidar was a twenty-seven day
siege mounted by the
Mughal Empire against the Adil
Shahi dynasty's
garrison at
Bidar, then
controlled by Mohammed...
