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	HISTORY OF BIJAPUR
	Bijapur Before Adil Shahs The Adil Shahi Empire Yusuf 'Adil Khan Isma'il Adil Khan Mallu Adil Khan Ibrahim Adil Shah I Ali Adil Shah I Ibrahim 'Adil Shah II Muhammad Adil Shah Ali Adil Shah II Siknader Adil Shah Auragzeb Invades Bijapur The Fall of Adil Shahi Era

	INDO ISLAMIC ARCH.
	Monoments of Bijapur Fort of Bijapur Water Works in Bijapur Mosques of Bijapur Malik Sandal Architect

	DECCANI ART ,POETRY
	Bijapur Art History Deccani Painting Production of Miniature Paint Islamic Caliography Literature and Poetry

	BIJAPUR CENTER OF MUSIC
	Center for Music Yousef Adil Khan a Composer Ismail Adil Shah a Musician Ibrahim Adil Shah & Music The Philosophy of Navurus Naursupur- City of Music Kitab-E-Naurus Muci Book Dhrupad Rangmala Musical painting

	METAL WORK
	Metal & Crafts About Fathullah Shirazi Origin of Bidari works

	ROLE OF RELIGION
	Relics of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)in Bijapur SUFFIS of Bijapur

	BRAVE ADILSHAHI WOMEN
	Woman's Role in AdilShahi Dynesty Punji Khatoon - First Lady Chand Bibi Sultana Ramha Symbol of Eternal love Marium Sultana daughter of Yousef Adil Shah

	MEDCINE AND SURGERY
	Use of SUSRUTA Traces of Great Ancient India Surgical practice in Bijapur

	TEXTILE & JEWELLERY
	Atire and Dresses Head Gears and Caps Adil Shahi Ethnic Jwellery Woman's Wear Kalamkari Work of Print Art -

	ADIL SHAHI COINAGE
	Coins of Adil Shahi Kings Gold Coins - Silver Larin

	ADIL SHAHI EDUCATION
	Foundation of Deccani Education AdilShahs & Education Astronomical Study Architectural Study Womens Education The Madrasa Education Deccan School of Arts Medicinal Study Adil Shahi Library

	TRAVELLERS RECORDS
	Ferishta Muhammad Kasim Ibn-e-Batuta Abdul Raazak Richard Maxwell Eaton Cousens Henry

	GOA OFADIL SHAHS
	The rise and fall of Adil Shahs in Goa The monoments of Adil Shahi Era in Goa The Adil Shahi Fort Afonso de Albuquerque The destruction of Adil Shahi - Monoments

	VIJAYNAGAR RISE & FALL
	The Rise of Vijay Nagar The Allies of Five Bahmani Kingdoms The Final War of Talikota The Fall of VijaNagar Empire
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Head Gears, Turbans,Caps and Kullais

Head Gears , Turbans, Caps,Neck Scarfs, Shawals, Kullai are significant part of the attire during medival India. Be it a war, ceremonies, prayers, weddings, times for romance, men and women were using these things on thier heads.

The Head attire symbolizes position, pomp, and power of the personality.

Here you can see some of the rare pictures showing differnt people wearing different head attire

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