Editing Nalgonda (section)

=== Medieval period ===
During the medieval era, the [[Kakatiya dynasty]] took control of the region from the western Chalukyas.  During the reign of [[Prataparudra II]], in 1323, the kingdom was [[annexation|annexed]] to the [[Tughluq]] Empire.

When [[Muhammad bin Tughluq]] ruled (around 1324–1351), [[Musunuri]] chief [[Kapayanayaka]] ceded a part of Nalgonda to [[Ala-ud-din Hasan Bahman Shah]] of the Bahmani Sultanate.  He annexed the region to the Bahmani Kingdom.

In 1455, [[Jalal Khan (Bahmani rebel)|Jalal Khan]] he declared himself king at Nalgonda, but this was short-lived.  He was quickly defeated and the region brought back to the Bahmani Kingdom.

During the time of the Bahmani Sultan Shihabud-din Mahmun, Sultan [[Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah|Quli]] was appointed as [[tarafdar]] of the [[Telangana]] region (now the state of Telangana).  Quli's son, Jamshid, took control of the region from his father.  Later, [[Qutub Shahi]]s took control of the region, and maintained it until 1687.