Who is the founder of Hyderabad state?

Answer: The state of Hyderabad was first founded by Nizam Al-Mulk during the 1700s. He was also known to be the intermittent viceroy of the Deccan regions, now known as the Peninsular region of India.

He founded this state during the reign of the Mughal Empire. Muhammad Shah Rangila was the Mughal Empire’s leader and the 12th Mughal king whose rule lasted from 1719 AD to 1748 AD.

The name of Hyderabad was Baghnagar. Nizam Al-Mulk was a great Muslim leader of his times. He takes many incentives to provide better living conditions to his public. He was among the great kings of history.