"My old hill station..." Bidar by alycat

Bidar Travel Guide: 3 reviews and 10 photos

Mahmud Gawan, a merchant by vocation in the Middle East, arrived in Bidar kingdom ruled by the Bahamani kings.in 1453 A.D. Due to his perseverance, honesty, simplicity and learning he earned the goodwill of the Bahamani rulers and held important posts under three successive kings. Later he became the king and looked after the administration for nearly thirty years.

Gawan was a madrasa in Bidar, then the capital of the Bahmanis. The madrasa had an imposing three-story building with 100 feet tall minarets in four corners. There were thrity-six rooms for students and six suites for the teaching staff. It also had big lecture halls, a prayer had and a matchless library of three thousand volumes.

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  • In a nutshell:The wanna be town!
  • Last visit to Bidar: Jul 2007
  • Intro Updated Nov 18, 2007
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