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The first ruler was a slave who became a rule... their dynasty is called "slave dynasty" or mamluk sultanate..
There were more than 357 princely states when india was born... in 1947... deccan again was a muslim kingdom...not to forget the rule of Tipu and other local muslim kings... nobody much cared about impoverished southern states...
Deccan was a Muslim kingdom? Err- not really, Muslim stronghold over the Deccan lasted for about only a century when the Marathas defeated the Adil Shahis and became the region's strongest power. After Aurangzeb's death and subsequent end of the Maratha-Mughal war, Andhra Pradesh was the only Deccan state truly was under Muslim rule, with Hindu kingdoms maintaining independence over the majority of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, as well as the entirety of Kerala and Maharashtra. Tipu Sultan only came to power after the British colonialism had began, and he too only ruled for roughly 15 years.
So once again, you have failed to answer my question, where is this "we ruled all of India for 1000 years" coming from? If no one cared about impoverished Southern states, why were southern conquests carried out since the end of the 13th century by the Delhi Sultanate?