Sultan Kudarat
Country: Philippines
Region: Asia
Period: 17th-19th c.CE
Location: 7.23°N, 124.25°E
Description
Sultan Kudarat is a city located in the province of Sultan Kudarat in Mindanao, Philippines. It served as the capital of the Sultanate of Maguindanao from the 17th to the 19th century. The city is named after Sultan Kudarat, a famous leader of the sultanate, who played a crucial role in defending the region against external invaders and maintaining its sovereignty.
Modern Remains
Modern-day Sultan Kudarat boasts several landmarks that reflect its rich history. Key sites include the Sultan Kudarat Monument, which honors the legacy of the sultan, and local mosquesthat serve as cultural and religious symbols. Visitors can also explore historic sites and museums showcasing artifacts from the era of the Sultanate. The local markets offer a glimpse into Maguindanao culture and craftsmanship.