For 10 points, name this fort seized by Aurangzeb for the Mughals, located within the city of Hyderabad in the Deccan, which inspired a certain painting by Rene Magritte.
A legend says this place was first built under the Kakatiyan dynasty after a shepherd boy found an idol in the mud, so it became known as "Shepherd's Hill." It became the capital for Quli Hamadani after he revolted from the Bahmani dynasty, though he was then murdered here by his son Jamshid. The main structure at this site includes the Taramati mosque, named for a courtesan of the Qutub Shahi dynasty that ruled as sultans of this place, on the banks of the Musi River. A cannon known as the Dragon Body, or Azdha Paikar, was one of 100 cannons later used to attack the sultans at this stronghold by an emperor who had recently conquered (*) Bijapur. That emperor, who was soon after distracted by the revolt of Shivaji, boasted of being the wealthiest man in the world after laying siege to this fort. For 10 points, name this fort seized by Aurangzeb for the Mughals, located within the city of Hyderabad in the Deccan, which inspired a certain painting by Rene Magritte.
A legend says this place was first built under the Kakatiyan dynasty after a shepherd boy found an idol in the mud, so it became known as "Shepherd's Hill.
Golconda (or Golkonda Fort; accept Hyderabad before "Hyderabad")