Stages in the History of Hyderabad

 624 -1075 Chalukya dynasty 

1158 - 1321 Kakatiya dynasty (1158–1321), 

1290–1320 Khalji dynasty 

1320–1414 Tughlaq dynasty 

1336–1365 Musunuri Nayakas 

1347–1527 Bahmani Sultanate 

 1518–1687 Qutb Shahi dynasty

1526 - 1857 Mughal Empire 

1724-1948 Asaf Jahi dynasty

1948 - Republic of India

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